emergency contraception
"I definitely recommend plan b for any girls who have had unprotected sex and are scared of the possible outcome. My experience with plan b was both good and bad. I took plan b 5 hours after the condom broke. Unfortunately for me it was my predicted day of ovulation. At first I had faith in plan b but after reading hundreds of reviews I had mixed emotions. I have a 40 day cycle sometimes earlier, but never more than 40 days. The morning after taking plan b I got serious nausea and I was so tired, I slept a lot. My symptoms went on for about 2 weeks. I also was very emotional during this time. Plan b really messes up your hormones and I was so overemotional. Since the condom broke and he finished inside me AND it was on ovulation day I was freaking out. I also had tons of discharge. I kept thinking I got my period and would race to the washroom however, it was this clear discharge. I was very concerned and thought that plan b had failed. On the day I was suppose to get my period, there was nothing. A few days passed and there was still nothing. I was still very nauseous, my boobs were super sore, and I had weird cramps every so often. I was preparing for the worse, but finally a week after I was suppose to, I got my period. At first it was light and I was, once again, worried it was a sign of pregnancy; spotting. The day after I got my normal flow. Plan b saved me and I'm so thankful, I will definitely be more careful next time. All in all, plan b is very effective and I recommend it, however, the symptoms were pretty bad. Then again it is a lot better than being pregnant and not ready for the responsibly. I'm only 16 years old and definitely capable of raising a child. Avoid a next time, plan b should be used for emergencies only and not regularly. I read tons of things on the Internet about plan b and I wouldn't trust all of the feedback. Plan b DOES work during and after ovulation. I am very grateful for plan b and give it the highest rating for effectiveness."