I have been dealing with PP since I'm having a hard time getting a BC that will work for me. I was even approved for a type of insurance I didn't even know was available and I can't get title 10 or medicad but got approved for there insurance. It has helped alot and the birthcontrol they give you only pay a donation instead of a price, basically make your own price.
Have you ever had to take Plan B?
03/04/2011
Fortunately for me my girlfriend doesn't have that ability.
03/04/2011
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I believe from what I researched a while ago for 'best results' take less then 72 hours, it still can help after that time line but the % of working goes down.
Originally posted by
kinky girlfriend
ok everyone...thanks. my dad is picking it up for me after work my boyfriend lost his id and u have to have an Id...its $55 in this town for plan B. I will be taking it less than 24 hours afte the condom broke..so how accurate are my chances for not
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ok everyone...thanks. my dad is picking it up for me after work my boyfriend lost his id and u have to have an Id...its $55 in this town for plan B. I will be taking it less than 24 hours afte the condom broke..so how accurate are my chances for not getting prego? about 5 hours less than 24 hours of it all happening.
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03/04/2011
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The chance of not becoming pregnant is pretty high. Take is as directed. No one can say for sure.
Originally posted by
kinky girlfriend
ok everyone...thanks. my dad is picking it up for me after work my boyfriend lost his id and u have to have an Id...its $55 in this town for plan B. I will be taking it less than 24 hours afte the condom broke..so how accurate are my chances for not
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ok everyone...thanks. my dad is picking it up for me after work my boyfriend lost his id and u have to have an Id...its $55 in this town for plan B. I will be taking it less than 24 hours afte the condom broke..so how accurate are my chances for not getting prego? about 5 hours less than 24 hours of it all happening.
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Usually, if you were actually about to ovulate when you take the Plan B, you will get a period (with no ovulation) in about 2 to 3 days. If you missed ovulation (which is also very good) then you'll get your period on your regular day. Although some women will bleed 2 to 3 days after they take it, no matter what.
You are doing the responsible thing.
Good job!
03/04/2011
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There's no information on 19 hours, but if taken within 24 hours of unprotected sex, it has about a 95% effectiveness rate.
Originally posted by
kinky girlfriend
ok everyone...thanks. my dad is picking it up for me after work my boyfriend lost his id and u have to have an Id...its $55 in this town for plan B. I will be taking it less than 24 hours afte the condom broke..so how accurate are my chances for not
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ok everyone...thanks. my dad is picking it up for me after work my boyfriend lost his id and u have to have an Id...its $55 in this town for plan B. I will be taking it less than 24 hours afte the condom broke..so how accurate are my chances for not getting prego? about 5 hours less than 24 hours of it all happening.
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03/04/2011
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Amen. If he's gonna be PISSED off, fuck him.
Originally posted by
BBW Talks Toys
If your partner cannot accept responsibility for the actions you two choose to engage in (no precaution is 100%) and the subsequent results, then maybe he's not the right person. A real man would step up and take responsibility. However, you
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If your partner cannot accept responsibility for the actions you two choose to engage in (no precaution is 100%) and the subsequent results, then maybe he's not the right person. A real man would step up and take responsibility. However, you should probably look to using a method of contraception besides just condoms. Pills, Nuva Ring, the implant, Mirena... there are lots of options.
But no, I never had to take it because I've never had sex without both condom and pill when I wasn't actively trying to get pregnant. Now my tubes are tied. less
But no, I never had to take it because I've never had sex without both condom and pill when I wasn't actively trying to get pregnant. Now my tubes are tied. less
And not literally.
My boyfriend and I are both aware of the "birds and the bees" and he's anti-abortion and would wanna keep it. However, we use two forms of birth control when possible.
03/04/2011
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And a good thing to remember is Plan B and it's alternatives are NOT an abortion. It's actually one drug less than the BC pill. What the drug does is to prevent ovulation and may make the uterus hostile to implantation.
Originally posted by
Illusional
Amen. If he's gonna be PISSED off, fuck him.
And not literally.
My boyfriend and I are both aware of the "birds and the bees" and he's anti-abortion and would wanna keep it. However, we use two forms of birth control when possible.
And not literally.
My boyfriend and I are both aware of the "birds and the bees" and he's anti-abortion and would wanna keep it. However, we use two forms of birth control when possible.
The uterus is actually in state, similar to what Plan B does, for months after childbirth, particularly if you are breastfeeding. Natures birth control. And about the same pregnancy prevention rate as Plan B.
03/04/2011
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well I had my period last week.
Originally posted by
P'Gell
The chance of not becoming pregnant is pretty high. Take is as directed. No one can say for sure.
Usually, if you were actually about to ovulate when you take the Plan B, you will get a period (with no ovulation) in about 2 to 3 days. If you ... more
Usually, if you were actually about to ovulate when you take the Plan B, you will get a period (with no ovulation) in about 2 to 3 days. If you ... more
The chance of not becoming pregnant is pretty high. Take is as directed. No one can say for sure.
Usually, if you were actually about to ovulate when you take the Plan B, you will get a period (with no ovulation) in about 2 to 3 days. If you missed ovulation (which is also very good) then you'll get your period on your regular day. Although some women will bleed 2 to 3 days after they take it, no matter what.
You are doing the responsible thing.
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Usually, if you were actually about to ovulate when you take the Plan B, you will get a period (with no ovulation) in about 2 to 3 days. If you missed ovulation (which is also very good) then you'll get your period on your regular day. Although some women will bleed 2 to 3 days after they take it, no matter what.
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also,I do not like taking andy kind of prescritptions I like to go the natural way...as I have ibs. I am one of those people who like usda organic stuff when I can get it and don't eat candy or junk,well except sometimes baked chips but I believe theres a natural solution to things if you do enough research you can find it,like for example ibs I don't take prescriptions for it and when I did actually felt worse medications all,except tylenol are ok with me. When I am sick Its all I will every take,and only if I really need it. I still may look into birth control pills..at the same time I will have a ton of trouble being able to find a ride there its way to far to walk..but I may be able to arrange it.
ANyway,how could I not do the responsible think lol I'm ill and make less than 1,00 a month. If anything should happen I will be ok though. I live at my dad's he makes good money I think I'm on his insurance until i'm 25? My boyfriend would help me he could move in with me.
03/04/2011
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he really is a good guy just doesn't want to be a dad right now. he wouldn't abandom me. He just doesn't like the thought of it being unplanned wen we are trying to prevent it and having that unexpected and having to plan for it is undesirable. He would help me though. belive it or not he likes kids.
Originally posted by
Illusional
Amen. If he's gonna be PISSED off, fuck him.
And not literally.
My boyfriend and I are both aware of the "birds and the bees" and he's anti-abortion and would wanna keep it. However, we use two forms of birth control when possible.
And not literally.
My boyfriend and I are both aware of the "birds and the bees" and he's anti-abortion and would wanna keep it. However, we use two forms of birth control when possible.
03/04/2011
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Mhm.
Originally posted by
P'Gell
And a good thing to remember is Plan B and it's alternatives are NOT an abortion. It's actually one drug less than the BC pill. What the drug does is to prevent ovulation and may make the uterus hostile to implantation.
The uterus is ... more
The uterus is ... more
And a good thing to remember is Plan B and it's alternatives are NOT an abortion. It's actually one drug less than the BC pill. What the drug does is to prevent ovulation and may make the uterus hostile to implantation.
The uterus is actually in state, similar to what Plan B does, for months after childbirth, particularly if you are breastfeeding. Natures birth control. And about the same pregnancy prevention rate as Plan B. less
The uterus is actually in state, similar to what Plan B does, for months after childbirth, particularly if you are breastfeeding. Natures birth control. And about the same pregnancy prevention rate as Plan B. less
I use depo shot currently.
03/04/2011
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My guy doesn't want a kid either, but he wouldn't be pissed off. We both understand the risks of having sex.
Originally posted by
kinky girlfriend
he really is a good guy just doesn't want to be a dad right now. he wouldn't abandom me. He just doesn't like the thought of it being unplanned wen we are trying to prevent it and having that unexpected and having to plan for it is
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he really is a good guy just doesn't want to be a dad right now. he wouldn't abandom me. He just doesn't like the thought of it being unplanned wen we are trying to prevent it and having that unexpected and having to plan for it is undesirable. He would help me though. belive it or not he likes kids.
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03/04/2011
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All I have to say is thank God for vasectomies
Originally posted by
Illusional
Mhm.
I use depo shot currently.
I use depo shot currently.
My boyfriend couldn't get me pregnant even if he wanted to. It's a huge weight lifted off to not even have to think about the possibility anymore.
03/04/2011
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Girl! I'm singing your praises for tubal ligation!
Originally posted by
Tori Rebel
All I have to say is thank God for vasectomies
My boyfriend couldn't get me pregnant even if he wanted to. It's a huge weight lifted off to not even have to think about the possibility anymore.
My boyfriend couldn't get me pregnant even if he wanted to. It's a huge weight lifted off to not even have to think about the possibility anymore.
AND? Since I have inordinately heavy periods, I'm talking to my OB/Gyn about ablation. I cannot handle another 20 years of periods the way they've been this past year.
03/04/2011
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Tori, I heard vasectomies make men all weird and wonky.
Originally posted by
Tori Rebel
All I have to say is thank God for vasectomies
My boyfriend couldn't get me pregnant even if he wanted to. It's a huge weight lifted off to not even have to think about the possibility anymore.
My boyfriend couldn't get me pregnant even if he wanted to. It's a huge weight lifted off to not even have to think about the possibility anymore.
That isn't true, right? Like does it change them?
03/04/2011
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Not with my man. He didn't get weird or wonky at all. A bit cranky the week after the procedure but all good now.
Originally posted by
Illusional
Tori, I heard vasectomies make men all weird and wonky.
That isn't true, right? Like does it change them?
That isn't true, right? Like does it change them?
03/04/2011
I took it once or twice. Once was bcs the condom split and the other time he came inside me and I had missed a few days when I was taking the pill and I didn't want to risk it.
I hated it! My hormones were out of wack for a while after, it really sucked.
I hated it! My hormones were out of wack for a while after, it really sucked.
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It doesn't change them at all.
Originally posted by
Illusional
Tori, I heard vasectomies make men all weird and wonky.
That isn't true, right? Like does it change them?
That isn't true, right? Like does it change them?
03/04/2011
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No. All that happens is the vas deferens is cut and then sealed. It's the little tube (one on each testicle) that carry sperm (not semen, just the sperm) from the testes to the penis.
Originally posted by
Illusional
Tori, I heard vasectomies make men all weird and wonky.
That isn't true, right? Like does it change them?
That isn't true, right? Like does it change them?
It has no "effect" on the man other than to block the path of sperm. They still make sperm, but they are absorbed by the body (which happens anyway, most men make more sperm then they ejaculate anyway) It doesn't cause any permanent change that could effect their psyche.
They still ejaculate semen, it just contains no semen after the vas deferens are flushed, which can take from a few days to a few weeks. The guy will go for two or three sperm tests, weeks after the procedure to make sure no little guys are getting through.
It doesn't change them at all.
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Your hormones were probably out of whack because you were already on the Pill. Then add the Plan B (which is like a large dose of the progestin part of the Pill) and you may feel funny for a few days. I am really sensitive to hormones and not presently on the Pill and I had no side effects to Plan B. I was pleasantly surprised.
Originally posted by
Naughty Student
I took it once or twice. Once was bcs the condom split and the other time he came inside me and I had missed a few days when I was taking the pill and I didn't want to risk it.
I hated it! My hormones were out of wack for a while after, it ... more
I hated it! My hormones were out of wack for a while after, it ... more
I took it once or twice. Once was bcs the condom split and the other time he came inside me and I had missed a few days when I was taking the pill and I didn't want to risk it.
I hated it! My hormones were out of wack for a while after, it really sucked. less
I hated it! My hormones were out of wack for a while after, it really sucked. less
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Oh somebody told me it makes the man like totally femme and stuff, and he no longer wants sex.
Originally posted by
P'Gell
No. All that happens is the vas deferens is cut and then sealed. It's the little tube (one on each testicle) that carry sperm (not semen, just the sperm) from the testes to the penis.
It has no "effect" on the man other than to ... more
It has no "effect" on the man other than to ... more
No. All that happens is the vas deferens is cut and then sealed. It's the little tube (one on each testicle) that carry sperm (not semen, just the sperm) from the testes to the penis.
It has no "effect" on the man other than to block the path of sperm. They still make sperm, but they are absorbed by the body (which happens anyway, most men make more sperm then they ejaculate anyway) It doesn't cause any permanent change that could effect their psyche.
They still ejaculate semen, it just contains no semen after the vas deferens are flushed, which can take from a few days to a few weeks. The guy will go for two or three sperm tests, weeks after the procedure to make sure no little guys are getting through.
It doesn't change them at all. less
It has no "effect" on the man other than to block the path of sperm. They still make sperm, but they are absorbed by the body (which happens anyway, most men make more sperm then they ejaculate anyway) It doesn't cause any permanent change that could effect their psyche.
They still ejaculate semen, it just contains no semen after the vas deferens are flushed, which can take from a few days to a few weeks. The guy will go for two or three sperm tests, weeks after the procedure to make sure no little guys are getting through.
It doesn't change them at all. less
03/04/2011
I took it one time, it was around $50 and I didn't experience any of the side effects. I usually am someone who gets nauseous pretty easily so I was surprised. However, my period was extra heavy at the end of that month when I got it and my cramps were pretty bad too.
03/04/2011
lesbianism... the original birth control
03/05/2011
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LMAO!
Originally posted by
lezergirl
lesbianism... the original birth control
03/05/2011
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Teehee! Good one!
Originally posted by
lezergirl
lesbianism... the original birth control
03/05/2011
I took Plan B quite a while ago. I was younger then and I made the situation out to be a bigger deal than it probably actually was. I paid 80$ for it. I could afford it but even at the time I knew I shouldn't have paid that much for a pill I wasn't completely sure I needed.
03/06/2011
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No, it doesn't effect hormone nor sperm production, he still makes sperm, it simply doesn't get into the semen and gets absorbed by the body. It isn't like castration in ANY way. The testes (balls) are still there and functional, the only thing is the little tubes (with an incision so small you can barely see it) are cut to prevent sperm from getting into the semen.
Originally posted by
Illusional
Oh somebody told me it makes the man like totally femme and stuff, and he no longer wants sex.
The testosterone levels of a man who has has a vasectomy are exactly the same as man who has not had one.
03/06/2011
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The thing about Plan B is that you NEVER really know if you "needed it" or not. As it prevents ovulation, you never really know if you "really needed it" at the time you took it. You took it as a preventative and as you didn't get pregnant, it worked out.
Originally posted by
Tart
I took Plan B quite a while ago. I was younger then and I made the situation out to be a bigger deal than it probably actually was. I paid 80$ for it. I could afford it but even at the time I knew I shouldn't have paid that much for a pill I
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I took Plan B quite a while ago. I was younger then and I made the situation out to be a bigger deal than it probably actually was. I paid 80$ for it. I could afford it but even at the time I knew I shouldn't have paid that much for a pill I wasn't completely sure I needed.
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No one is ever really sure if the drug actually prevented a pregnancy or not. It does NOT cause abortion, it can't stop a pregnancy already in progress. If you take it BEFORE pregnancy has a chance to occur, and it works you never really know If you would have ovulated while there were live sperm in your reproductive tract at the time or not. So, you never really know.
Better to be safe than sorry.
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It doesn't change a man's hormones so it won't make men more feminine. My mother did tell me though that after my dad's vasectomy he had less interest in sex. But for him it was the warped view that if you kept your wife pregnant she wouldn't leave you.
Originally posted by
Illusional
Oh somebody told me it makes the man like totally femme and stuff, and he no longer wants sex.
03/06/2011
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well I seriously doubt I will get pregnant I took plan b within 20 hours and we wern't sure if the condom actually broke inside me and if it was before or after he came. I am buying pregnancy tests off ebay and I will use one monday the 21st if I get a period or not because thats the week I should start it. After that I will do 1 more test on Monday the 28th because I hear plan b can make your period a week late..I think I remmber seeing the cum after he was out and then he was like oh no the condom broke..idk just a saftey measure I don't want a kid and he doesn't he was like when i'm in my 30's
Originally posted by
P'Gell
The thing about Plan B is that you NEVER really know if you "needed it" or not. As it prevents ovulation, you never really know if you "really needed it" at the time you took it. You took it as a preventative and as you didn't
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The thing about Plan B is that you NEVER really know if you "needed it" or not. As it prevents ovulation, you never really know if you "really needed it" at the time you took it. You took it as a preventative and as you didn't get pregnant, it worked out.
No one is ever really sure if the drug actually prevented a pregnancy or not. It does NOT cause abortion, it can't stop a pregnancy already in progress. If you take it BEFORE pregnancy has a chance to occur, and it works you never really know If you would have ovulated while there were live sperm in your reproductive tract at the time or not. So, you never really know.
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No one is ever really sure if the drug actually prevented a pregnancy or not. It does NOT cause abortion, it can't stop a pregnancy already in progress. If you take it BEFORE pregnancy has a chance to occur, and it works you never really know If you would have ovulated while there were live sperm in your reproductive tract at the time or not. So, you never really know.
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03/06/2011
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wow,yes plan B can be expensive..here it is $55
Originally posted by
Tart
I took Plan B quite a while ago. I was younger then and I made the situation out to be a bigger deal than it probably actually was. I paid 80$ for it. I could afford it but even at the time I knew I shouldn't have paid that much for a pill I
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I took Plan B quite a while ago. I was younger then and I made the situation out to be a bigger deal than it probably actually was. I paid 80$ for it. I could afford it but even at the time I knew I shouldn't have paid that much for a pill I wasn't completely sure I needed.
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