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If someone has already experienced brown discharge and then started experiencing a lot of bleeding on the 5th day of plan b, are they pregnant or is it normal?
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A lot of bleeding could actually be your period coming early. The plan b can cause your period to be heavier, lighter, earlier or later but getting your period is a sign that the medication worked as planned.
Answered 4/26/2023
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