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Took plan b in march, exactly 2 months ago. finally got a normal period yesterday. i've been having a lot of clots and "jelly" like on tampon. normal?
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Probably normal: You had a delayed ovulation from the Plan B pills. Now your period is coming back.
Answered 8/11/2017
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