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Did Plan B fail?
Okay guys here's my story... Me and my parnter were speaking about having a child and we had unprotective sex on my last fertile day. Now some where along the line I got cold feet because I found out my company was laying off several people and I was at very high risk because of my duration with the company. So long story short I took Plan B 37 hours after the unprotected sex well within the time of the 72 hrs labeled on the box. My question now is since I have not experiences any side affects whats so ever does this mean I could be already pregnant and Plan B failed? If this helps at all the unprotected sex was on 22nd took Plan B on 24th and today is 28th am I overreacting.
Thanks for answering but I wanted to let you guys know and anyone else that may read this that Plan B worked and I am not pregnant. As it turned out my company shut down so I think it was a smart move to take Plan B due to the current situation and if implantation already took place Plan B couldn't have affected the baby.
Thanks, Msniki412 I think so too but since I am so anxious is soo hard to wait either way it's a win/win. I am supose to get my period on the 7th so I figure if I wait until Monday I can test early with the First Response.
Wait and see. If you don't get a period in 2 weeks or when ur suppose to be due, then take a test. Its way to soon to know if Plan B worked or failed. I took Plan B in 2007 and had no side effects either except it made my period come a little early.
Yea thats what I thought so I still figure I'll test on Monday so see if I come out positive. You are absolutely correct it's what I originally wanted I just wanted to know if me not having any side effects ment I was already pregnant thus meaning Plan B was not able to work
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