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Took bc 13hrs late in 2nd week(once), had sex that day&was supposed to "ovulate" took plan b 36 hours after sex. am i protected?
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Chances are yes: Nothing is 100% but if you were taking birth control and only took the pill 13 hours late you are statistically still good. Then you add the fact that you took a Plan B within 72 hours and you have an additional decreased chance of being pregnant. Stranger things have happened but the likelihood of pregnancy is very low. You may get some abnormal bleeding from all the medications
Answered 10/14/2015
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