Any chance of pregnancy? (early, pregnancy test, rate, results)

[Giana2]

Not sure if this could ever really result in a pregnancy medically unlikely.
So me and bf had unprotected sex Thursday night and I took plan B the next morning.
5 days later we are at it again and same thing happens but next morning I am bleeding, like
a period. I’d think this is the result of taking the pill last week. So him not pulling out last night
doesn’t matter since there’s no egg to hold any sperm, right?

[Formerly Known As Twenty]

Originally Posted by Giana2

Not sure if this could ever really result in a pregnancy medically unlikely.
So me and bf had unprotected sex Thursday night and I took plan B the next morning.
5 days later we are at it again and same thing happens but next morning I am bleeding, like
a period. I’d think this is the result of taking the pill last week. So him not pulling out last night
doesn’t matter since there’s no egg to hold any sperm, right?

Taking Plan B can cause breakthrough bleeding and it's not long-term birth control. Still, it would be a good idea to pick up a pregnancy test to have on hand because, ***yes, you can still get pregnant after using emergency contraception.***

Do you track your cycle and is it typically regular or irregular? Emergency contraception can throw off your period a bit, but if you're more than a week later than usual (if you're typically regular) or have any early symptoms of pregnancy, take that pregnancy test, then take the other one in the package a week or so later if your period still hasn't arrived or you're feeling off keeping in mind that many of the symptoms of early pregnancy aren't dissimilar to those of PMS. (Breast tenderness, irritability, fatigue, etc.) For the most accurate results, take the pregnancy test(s) first thing in the morning when you use the toilet.

[Debsi]

Other than abstinence, there is no fully effective method of preventing pregnancy when you’re of child bearing age.

At the rate you’re going, probably sooner than later! If you don’t want a baby yet, I’d suggest the pill or an implant, since you and your boyfriend tend not to get out the condoms at the critical moment.