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Took a plan b pill 3 weeks ago and started birth control 2 weeks ago. when can i expect a period? it's already 2 days late.got neg pregnancy test. preg?
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Unclear information: On a usual birth control pill treatment, you would get your period after four weeks of starting the pill cycle. To exclude pregnancy, you may wish to repeat the test in 4-5 days, use first morning urine and follow the instructions in the kit carefully.
Answered 9/29/2016
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