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A month ago a took a plan b pill. than 1 week ago i took another one. my periods came this week but they were like brownish at first than rad. yesterday i felt like i was full all the time and in the evening i fainted. i hope im not pregnant. ?
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Take a test: I would wait another 7-10 days then check a urine pregnancy test once a week for 2 weeks then wait. If you have another period that’s good, don’t take any more plan B pills, they can interfere with your normal cycle. If you still don’t have a period after 4 weeks check another urine pregnancy test or go to an OB-Gyne and have them check T their office
Answered 7/20/2020
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