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A member asked:
My girlfriend took plan b, after that got her period on nov31, then jan9 then feb11. is the delay normal after ec? should i be worried about pregnancy
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Unprotected sex will: eventually lead to pregnancy if you do it often enough. Your example suggests you had sex with her BEFORE Nov 31, she then took Plan B, and had 3 periods after that. If you did NOT have unprotected sex with her AFTER Feb 11, then you did not get her pregnant. When a girl has her period, it is essentially guaranteed that she is not pregnant. Use condoms and play safely.
Answered 4/16/2016
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