What are the chances?

Question

I took out my nuvaring on Wednesday and it’s now Sunday and still no period.. I took a plan b on Thursday. I usually start my period by day three of taking out my ring. 
I usually have long periods, 7 days. And I normally wait until my period is completely over before I put a new ring in, but I do keep the ring in for the 21 days (3 weeks) I do have unprotected sex with my bf, and 9/10 he finishes inside me.. that’s why I took the plan b.
And 
Yes yes I know, I should stop letting him finish inside me, I’ve heard it a million times.
So anyways, what are the chances that I am pregnant? My bf would be super excited but I wanted to wait longer. I’m just trying to see if my chances are high, before I go off and tell him anything.
Edit: took a test and it’s negative

Answer

Please talk to your doctor about the appropriate way to use your birth control. 
Ring stays in for three weeks. You take it out week 4 for a withdrawal bleed. You put in a new ring the last Sunday of week 4- regardless of bleeding. Not when your period ends. You can choose other start days but the top of the week is easier. 
If using the ring properly there’s no need for plan b but because it sounds like you’re not using the ring right, plan b was a good idea. With that said, it’s a hormonal pill and has its own side effects. 
Just start your ring on Sunday.

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There's no reason to tell him until you get a positive pregnancy test. Your period is late due to the plan b pill. Go to the plan b website and read the side effects.

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This has already been answered for you. Your chances are 0-30%. Plan B probably messed up your cycle. If you’re using your birth control properly you don’t need to take plan b

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You won’t have a post pregnancy test in 3 days. You need to wait 2 weeks if you want to test & your period doesn’t start

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