Another plan B?

Question

I took a plan B the morning after he came inside me. 
Came in me Saturday night. Took it Sunday morning. He came in me again Monday morning, I haven’t taken a plan B. Do I have to?

Answer

No, don’t take another plan b! But, what u need to do, is stop having unprotected sex!! 🤦🏽‍♀️ Plan b is not for continued irresponsible sex! Use condoms or get on birth control!!

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If you're not of age and you would like to acess to free birth control look into the health department in your county/area. Maybe called the family planning center or something like that even but in most states as long as you're 13 you can get prescribed birth control FREE from the state without parental concent. You can always look into planned parenthood as well in my experience it does cost $ but not very much especially if you can somehow provide your insurance (theres still no way parents would know just be ready to pay $ for copay ect. you can always call and ask about prices and how things work) but my state would even offer FREE IUD because i was only 16, however when you turn 18 this is no longer free so if you are over 18 you probably still want to call and ask about pricing but i swear its pretty simple!  Google has taught me way more than school did about ovulation and how our cycle really works and i think informing yourself a little bit more would be super helpful in situations like this. Any questions you have pop them into google and do a little research it will be worth the time! You only ovulate one time during the whole cycle (i use period tracking app to see mine but theres other more accurate ways) and your egg literally only is "active" or "live" for about 36 hours... basically meaning theres only about a 36 hour window when you can get pregnant in your ENTIRE cycle! However sperm last wayyy longer days and days so if you have unprotected sex BEFORE ovulation you can get pregnant. Plan b stops/delays ovulation so yes you only need one plan b per cycle. If you take plan b but you've already ovulated then theres no ovulation for the plan b to stop/delay. If you had unprotected sex right during ovulation and take a plan b theres a chance you may have already ovulated and the plan b will not work which also may result in a pregnancy. if you take a plan b when you aren't ovulating then it theres no ovulation for the plan b to stop/delay and you most likely will not be pregnant because you weren't ovulating.

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You need to stop having unprotected sex. Get on birthcontrol. Plan be is sooo bad for you and is really expensive. Get on actual birthcontrol, theres shit loads of types

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No. Don’t do that. 
Plan b works by delaying ovulation. Therefore, you only use it once in a cycle.
If you plan to continue having unprotected sex, please get on proper birth control.

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What it sounds like so that you shouldn’t be having sex and no offense but if you get pregnant it’s your fault. Plan B is not a first choice you do Everytime that’s why it’s called plan B. You need to use condoms get on birth control or an iud whatever you need. But you need to be responsible about it. If you can’t be responsible then you don’t need to be having sex. And if the guy gets mad and breaks up with you because of it then so be it you deserve better.

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