Does Plan B change my cycle?

Question

Back in June 24, I had unprotected sex and took Plan B afterwards. My period was due on July 5th but it arrived on July 3rd, then a week 4 days, I had breakthrough bleeding (assuming that it was a side effect from taking the Plan B).
I was wondering when I'm supposed to have my period for the month of August. Does taking Plan B last June change up my whole cycle? It's been more than a month since I took up Plan B.

Answer

Plan B works by trying to stop your cycle withing a short period of time. To do that, it contains a massive dose of hormones, enough to stop you from ovulating about 18 to 24 hours after taking it.. It is even powerful enough to stop your period when you take it while you are on your period.
After you have taken it, the hormones will just work itself out of your system again. Most women will experience an artificially caused period (called withdrawal bleeding) when the level of hormones in your body drops below a certain point. This normally happens about 7 days after taking it, but it may happen sooner or a bit later. A few women do not experience withdrawal bleeding at all.
Withdrawal bleeding can be just spotting, like a normal period, or more than your normal periods. There is no way to predict it.
After the hormones are gone, your body must restart its natural cycle again. There is no way to predict when or how this will look, but often the Plan B takers next real menstruation will be delayed. So DO NOT PANIC when that happens.
Plan B is pretty effective in preventing unwanted pregnancy, but it is not 100% fail safe. If you want to make sure you are not pregnant, take a pregnancy test 21 days after the sex. Repeat the test a week later to confirm the results. But do NOT expect to be pregnant.

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