Anonymous thisisfine 3w

Ok ty girll:)

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Anonymous #4 3w

No

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Anonymous OP 3w

i think i just need more context, like you haven’t had it in 3 years? like how

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Anonymous #4 3w

I had the birth control implant

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Anonymous OP 3w

oh the i think you’re fine, takes longer for nexplanon to exit your system and your body is getting used to the new bc so you just need to let it take its time, if you’re taking your bc as directed then you’ll be fine don’t worry

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Anonymous #4 3w

I’m not on bc anymore

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Anonymous OP 3w

how soon after he came in you did you take the levonorgestrel (plan b)?

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Anonymous #4 3w

Within an hour

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Anonymous OP 3w

then you’re fine, levonorgestrel is most effective within the first 72 hours so your body is just cleaning up what he did, you might just have some discharge but all of that is completely normal, you’ve taken all your precautions so you’ll be fine

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Anonymous #4 3w

Even if I could have possibly be ovulating

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Anonymous OP 3w

well nexplanon stops all of it so you might still have some active nexplanon in your body even if it’s been 2 months, so i doubt you were ovulating, women who get off the implant only usually see a period after 3 months, it’s completely natural as your body needs time to start your cycle again

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Anonymous #4 3w

if you’re really that freaked out then set up an appointment with your gyn an they’ll tell you if anything happened or if anything is out of the ordinary and yes they can even tell you if you were ovulating or not so more piece of mind to you

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Anonymous #4 3w

I mean I am but I’m not. Either way I’ll be ok

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Anonymous #4 3w

Thank you !!

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Anonymous #4 3w

in case anyone is wondering where i’m getting my info from, i am a guy but i used to work closely with gynecologists so i learned a lot during my time there and im very familiar with iuds, bc, nuvaring and nexplanon both in my personal life and professional life

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Anonymous OP 3w

if you need anything else, either dm me or just say it in the chat and give us an update when you have one, thank you

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Anonymous #4 3w

Thank you so much

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Anonymous OP 3w

i’m usually in the ask women section just to give neutral helpful input so if you need me you can find me there too, i think i know too much about women’s health

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Anonymous #4 3w

lol ok got you

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Anonymous #5 3w

where are you getting your info from? you can’t take 2 it literally says not to, while weight does change the efficacy it’s never advised to take two

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Anonymous #4 3w

Yeah I mean it says it’s less effective I’d take two if I was bigger personally even though there might be more side effects

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Anonymous #5 3w

efficacy is not efficiency, it just takes longer for larger women to metabolize things therefore increasing the run time of it, it’s usually for people that only take it on the 3rd day and don’t know if it’ll work or not, not the case for op

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Anonymous #4 3w

Tbf every pharmacists I’ve ever known has said you need to take two over 150-170. There’s some mild debate over which

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Anonymous #2 3w

and the pamphlet on the medication label says on it not to take more than 1, pharmacologists study this stuff, while taking 2 is just for people who are paranoid, it only delays your period even farther out, like you think one plan b will fuck you up? 2 will put you out for 6 months, plus levonorgestrel isn’t dosed by weight

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Anonymous #4 3w

I’m going to trust a person with a literal doctorate over a random guy on YikYak my apologies

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Anonymous #2 3w

look up the info yourself, it’s not weight based dosing so therefore the claim has no meaning but whatever you do you

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Anonymous #5 3w

Not to panic, also, I don’t know your weight and don’t want to speak out of turn… but the commenters aren’t necessarily wrong. I work in ob/gyn research. There actually is evidence to suggest that Plan B starts to lose efficacy at about 165 lbs, while Ella doesn’t lose efficacy until about 195 lbs. If you Google Plan B vs. Ella there actually is a really good demographic about it available through GoodRx.

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Anonymous #6 3w

Ngl I completely forgot to send my screenshots of the published research on weight efficacy and emergency contraceptive pills but this comment sums it up pretty well

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Anonymous #6 3w

yeah ella is also very good it’s just ulipristal vs levonorgestrel, while ella is technically better it also requires a medical prescription, while plan b does not, they both have their positives and negatives but also work pretty similar since their side effects are similar

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Anonymous #6 3w

I'm cooked

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Anonymous OP 3w

If it helps, stress is a known factor that delays ovulation. So, the stress is at least maybe helping lmfao

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Anonymous #7 3w

Chat is from streamer memes predating ChatGPT

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