2 months ago I had to take the emergency contraception pill due to the condom breaking with my partner. I was due on my period around the time. I took the emergency contraception pill within 8 hours and had a period 5 days later. The next month my period was heavier than normal but nothing too strange for me. This month I am 6 weeks late but I have noticed a little spotting and I have cramps. I have taken two pregnancy tests but they’ve both been negative. Could I be pregnant?
I took the morning after pill 2 months ago, had two periods but now I’m late. Could I be pregnant?
Question posted by Leona92 on 26 Oct 2017
Last updated on 12 June 2019
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Mummy2boys
4 April 2018
I'm having the same problem I had period back in DEC 2017 had sex with condom but it split took morning after pill bled from 27th DEC to 2nd Jan had a normal period come on due date which was 24th Jan and since then nothing.. Have done two pregnancy tests and they were both negative ive had no signs of a period even coming. Anyone else had this or similar
Ariri
13 June 2019
The morning after pill says that it can delay or make your period early by a week. I don't know ONE woman who has actually experienced this. I know a lot of women who took the morning after pill, and they all had late periods, most of them had EXTREMELY late periods... Up to 4 months I've seen. Most had between 2.5-4 months late... The least I've seen is 16 days late. It could be because of the morning after pill, but i would still check with a doctor. Could be an ectopic pregnancy? Those are rare but still possible.
LousArk
26 Oct 2017
It's not impossible but I think it's more likely that your body is taking time to adjust, after the huge dose of artificial hormone in Plan B.
Everyone is different as to how long it takes to get back to normal.
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