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Context: On June 16th, I took a Plan B pill a couple days after non PIV sex (I now know after frequenting this Reddit that it was unnecessary to take the pill, I’ve learned). As of the day of the incident, I had just ended my period a couple days prior. About less than a week later, I experience withdrawal bleeding and had brown discharge and very minimal dark blood for no more than 2-3 days.

My period tracker, which is always pretty spot on, expects for my period to start July 4th. On July 3rd I noticed a bit of brown stain in my underwear (don’t know if it was blood or discharge), and there was brown blood when I wiped. It looked as if I was on the last day of my period. It went away after that, and then happened once again on July 4th.

Because I already experienced withdrawal bleeding from the Plan B about a week and a half ago, can I assume that this is my period? I don’t think I have to worry about pregnancy or implantation bleeding or anything, but I’m just wondering if I can calm down finally and know that I have my period. Thanks!

Context: On June 16th, I took a Plan B pill a couple days after non PIV sex (I now know after frequenting this Reddit that it was unnecessary to take the pill, I’ve learned). As of the day of the incident, I had just ended my period a couple days prior. About less than a week later, I experience withdrawal bleeding and had brown discharge and very minimal dark blood for no more than 2-3 days.

My period tracker, which is always pretty spot on, expects for my period to start July 4th. Today (July 3rd) I noticed a bit of brown stain in my underwear (don’t know if it was blood or discharge), and there was brown blood when I wiped. It looked as if I was on the last day of my period. It went away after that.

Because I already experienced withdrawal bleeding about a week and a half ago, can I assume that this is my period starting? I don’t think I have to worry about pregnancy or implantation bleeding or anything, but I’m just wondering if I can calm down finally and know that I have my period. Thanks, this Reddit has been very informative and helpful to me. :)

Hi! So for context I had a non PIV situation a week or two ago where I did take a plan b pill a couple days after (I now know that it was unnecessary after joining this Reddit group). I experienced a withdrawal bleed a couple of days ago, and according to my period tracker, my period should start in about a week.

My question is, do periods typically run late after taking a plan b pill? I don’t want to be shocked or anxious if it does come late, so i thought id see what other people’s experience was.

Hi! So for context, I took a Plan B pill a couple of days ago after a situation where I probably did not need to take one, but did just to be sure. My period is expected to come in about 13 days, but I had a couple of questions regarding bleeding and periods after taking a Plan B:

1. How will I be able to tell if I am experiencing withdrawal bleeding or a period?

2. Will Plan B affect my periods in the months to come (or is it pretty much different for everybody)?

Thanks so much, and advice is appreciated and please be understanding!

So for context, on June 13th, I was making out with my boyfriend. He had been briefly touching his penis while we were kissing. A couple minutes later, he fingered me. I asked him after if he felt any pre cum on his fingers before he fingered me and he said no, but it still gave me major anxiety and made me so scared. For the next two days it was all I could think about and I felt literal physical symptoms from just how scared I was. I then took a Plan B (I do not know what brand exactly) on June 16th just to be sure.

For reference, my last period started on June 4th and ended on June 10th. Flo predicts for ovulation day to be June 18th (today). Am I probably fine? The only symptoms I have been feeling after taking the Plan B is a bit of shortness of breath, a bit of nausea, and bloating plus constipation. It is so hard to know what symptoms are from Plan B, pregnancy, or just anxiety.

Any advice or input is appreciated!