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Is Pregnancy Possible After Taking Plan B Pill?
Hello , i have a few questions to ask , May 9th a was dew my period , but got it a week earlier on the second after taking plan b. After taking plan b me and my boyfriend has decided we actually are looking forward into having a kid, therefor on may 7-9 we unprotected sex each day. Now my period should be do , tommorrow but i had bled last week , for only three days , first day i was spotting , pink , second day i bled alot , but not as much as my period , third day my blood was more of a brownish color and the fouth day only the mornign i was spotting a bit after that i didint bleed. or spot . well i took a pregancy test and it came out negative , but i have been feeling i bit off , lately, could i be pregant ? or it is just the plan b affecting my hormone and such ? please help , i am stressing oever the board with this
Tue, 25 Aug 2020
Hello,
It is good to know that you are planning for a baby. You need to stop taking all types of birth control pills, stay with your partner and avoid stress (both of you). Failures do occur with plan B if not taken within 72 hours and due to drug interactions, etc. Be careful what medicines you take.
You are suggested to get a repeat blood and urine test done to confirm pregnancy. You should visit a gynecologist get clinically examined. Get USG (uterus) done to confirm pregnancy if needed. Both the partners should take food rich in protein, calcium iron. Take home made food, avoid frozen and packaged food. Cut on addictions if any.
Take care. Hope I have answered your question. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Nupur K., General & Family Physician
It is good to know that you are planning for a baby. You need to stop taking all types of birth control pills, stay with your partner and avoid stress (both of you). Failures do occur with plan B if not taken within 72 hours and due to drug interactions, etc. Be careful what medicines you take.
You are suggested to get a repeat blood and urine test done to confirm pregnancy. You should visit a gynecologist get clinically examined. Get USG (uterus) done to confirm pregnancy if needed. Both the partners should take food rich in protein, calcium iron. Take home made food, avoid frozen and packaged food. Cut on addictions if any.
Take care. Hope I have answered your question. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Nupur K., General & Family Physician
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