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Plan B
Can you go to the bathroom right after you take plan b or the morning after pill?
How affective is it..I need advice about people who have used it n if it worked for them. Me n my boyfriend had sex the condem broke, he pulled out he says he pulled out while it was going off while it was still in..so it wasn't like all the way. i need advice im freakin out
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The plan B pill is very affective. The sooner you take it after having unprotected sex, the less chance you have of getting pregnant. I've only had to use this pill once, and I didn't get pregnant.
You can go to the bathroom after taking the pill. Don't worry about that.
As long as you took the pill no more than 48 hours after having sex, you should be just fine. Try not to stress yourself out too much over it because that can delay your next period even more.
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As far as I know from friends and such who have used it, the morning after pill is very effective. Just note that you should endevour to get a hold of it asap after the incident because the sooner you take it the more effective it will be. Checking up on Plan B it reduces the probablility of pregnancy to 1% but MUST be taken within 72 hours at the latest (3 days).
As for going to the bathroom, yes you can. I see no reason why you wouldn't be allowed to since the pill will have been swallowed and will be in the stomach where it will be dissolved by the acids there and absorbed by the body. You don't have to worry about the pill passing through you when you go to the bathroom. The only thing you have to be careful of is if you vomit after taking the pill as you may end up bringing the pill back up as well in which case you would need to get another one (plan B comes as 2 pills. One you take asap and the second which you take 12 hours later). I advise you strongly to talk to your doctor (should he/she be the to prescribe you the pill) or the chemist where you obtain it. Ask them anything you are unsure of. Trust me when I say they will have heard it all before and will be able to advise you professionally and answer any concerns and questions you will have.
Lastly, if the condom broke then I would suggest still using the pill anyway especially if you are not wanting to risk falling pregnant. He wouldn't have had to be in you all the way or even have had an orgasm because of pre-cum, which is released even before a guy will cum and can cause pregnancy. Don't be too hard on yourself either. You and your boyfriend did the right thing in using protection but sometimes these things happen. A condom breaking is very common.
Good luck.
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