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I took plan b on april 1st which was also the same day i started birth control. i got my period on 4/10 but still have my period and today is 4/18.
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Many possibilities: This can be normal. Many times as you are becoming used to a certain birth control your bleeding can be atypical for you. Of course, bleeding also can be a sign of pregnancy. Take a pregnancy test. If positive please see your doctor. If it is negative and bleeding is extremely heavy you should see your physician before you develop symptoms of anemia ( low blood count.)
Answered 4/19/2016
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