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I ended my period 6/26, took plan b 6/29,week later 7/6 i started spotting but then started bleeding regular. how long does it last?is this my period?
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Unsure: Taking Plan B will often cause irregular bleeding. If you usually have regular periods, they should return to normal soon. Continue to use contraception and, if you get any pregnancy symptoms, do a pregnancy test. If you continue to have irregular bleeding for the next couple of months, it could be due to something else. Then see your provider.
Answered 7/10/2015
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