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Took plan b. got withdrawal after 7 days, lasted for 8 days. got normal period(4days). second period is 3 weeks late. 2 -vehpt. what is wrong?
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Plan B: Taking any type of birth control can alter your natural cycle. Therefore, the bleeding after Plan B was normal but may have changed your cycle pattern for the next cycle. If the pregnancy test was negative, i would continue to monitor your cycles and see if it returns to normal. If it doesn't, i would talk to your doctor.
Answered 6/30/2014
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