What are the consequences of taking Plan B on my period?

In the Plan B pill, synthetic progesterone prevents ovulation, so no egg is released to be fertilised. The spike in progesterone caused by the Plan B pill will likely disrupt your cycle and may affect your ongoing period, but will have no possible risks that differ from taking it at any other time in your cycle. read more

You should probably avoid it. You won't need it. You can't get pregnant on your period. Without going into too much detail, plan b is a hormone hand grenade. read more

Yes, Plan B can delay your period. You next question is probably how long can Plan B delay your period. This one is a little more complicated and the answer varies from woman to woman. Before we go any further, let’s talk about why Plan B can delay your period so you can understand what’s going on with your body a little bit better. read more

Adding a high dosage of hormone in the body for a short period of time can cause the body to freak out which sounds like what happened in her case. She hasn't had a period yet because she just had one. There is nothiing to worry about. Some people have strong side effects when they have taken plan B. read more