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Okay so, I had sex on February 18 and I took a plan B within 72 hrs. I also am on birth control but I don’t get periods. So February 26 I started having heavy spotting. March 18th I had a negative pregnancy test. I also took a test April 12th and 25th. April 30th I went to the doctor and I mentioned my scare and they did a blood test; everything has been negative. That same day I started bleeding and I haven’t stopped bleeding since and it’s May 6th. Is it the Plan B? Hormones? I’ve been hearing stories of women becoming pregnant after a cycle/ecoptic pregnancy….Help??

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Yall really need to do better research before taking medication 🤦🏻‍♀️

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You’re not pregnant, but you also didn’t need to take a plan b if you’re already on birth control. Your body is now trying to re regulate your hormones due to the plan b. Give your body time to re adjust and it should go back to normal

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Yeah it’s hormonal related. Your body already is on reserve due to the birth control, so the birth control is creating its own pattern going against your bodily function, right?
Cool- so throw in a plan b, a MASSIVE dose of hormones, you will experience bleeding with this (I do every single damn time, I know everyone isn’t the same), now.. Your body has to go back to normal, but it can’t! It’s on birth control. So it’s WONKY AS ABSOLUTE SHIT 🌪️ 🐄. 
Give your girl (reproductive organs) some time to figure out what the hell just transpired🦦, eat right, do self care & relax to the best of your abilities!

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You’re very obviously not pregnant. You’re on birth control and took Plan B which is unnecessary. 
These are the side effects.

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Did you miss a pill or something? If you are taking birth control correctly you don’t need plan B and are definitely not pregnant. Your cycle will likely be thrown off from the plan B

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