One of the most common side effects of Plan B is that it can mess with your cycle; it can make your period come early or late. When you add to that the fact that you've been physically active (which can really throw some women's cycles off pretty significantly), it's not at all unusual that your period is late this month.
You can start taking your pills at any time, and you will be fully protected after seven days. And if you are concerned about pregnancy, you can start testing in about four more days -- generally 14-19 days after sex is a reasonable time to start testing.
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Date: 2008-06-27 01:04 am (UTC)You can start taking your pills at any time, and you will be fully protected after seven days. And if you are concerned about pregnancy, you can start testing in about four more days -- generally 14-19 days after sex is a reasonable time to start testing.