I am on birth control and have been since 1 year ago. This past weekend on Thursday I had sex with my boyfriend and he came inside of me. That day was the last pill I took before the placebos to start my period. My period comes 2 days after usually in the morning or afternoon. So it should’ve came Sunday morning or afternoon around 2 or earlier. It never came so we got worried and took the morning after pill. It says it can be taken up to 5 days after unprotected sex and it’s only been 3. I know it’s best to take right after but I am on birth control so I waited thinking it would come. But I ended up taking it Sunday evening and around 5 am the next day( Monday) I got small cramps and I experienced bleeding till about 1 pm in the afternoon. I thought it was my period finally coming but then it stopped and no other bleeding. Should I continue to wait or did this mess my whole period schedule up because I took it right before my period was supposed to start. Birth control is very effective and has been in my system for a year now.
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you Added an Unnecessary Large dose of hormones to your body
you are having the Side effects of that
http://planbonestep.com/safety-and-side-effects.as...
If you are taking The Pill Correctly you Do Not Ovulate!
No Egg is Released
No Egg No way to get pregnant
suggest you Learn How the Pill Works
https://www.plannedparenthood.org/learn/birth-cont...
The 'morning after' pill, no matter what yours was called, is designed to be effective for up to 72 hours after unprotected sex. But they are really meant for girls who aren't on birth control. You should have been protected anyways by the BC pills even if he came in you. And during those days taking the placebo pills, you shouldn't have been ovulating anyways and should have been safe, so you really wasted your money. And you probably caused the bleeding and messing up your period by taking the "take action' pill. You might have screwed up your regular period for a month or more.