Is it possible that I am pregnant despite taking the morning-after pill and bleeding?
I had sex about two months ago, and the condom broke. I couldn't take the morning-after pill (EllaOne) until two or three days later, since we weren't home for the next few days, and I couldn't tell my parents. Two days after taking it, I started bleeding (presumably my period), which was of a normal length and heavy. Now, however, my period is a month late, so I'm still kind of worried I might be pregnant! Is that possible? Thanks in advance.
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Hello, the probability is more than low
Why doesn’t anyone know how the pill works? You surely know your cycle if you want to get your period two days later, so you don’t need a pill after that there is no ovulation anymore. In such a pill, there is no idea how many hormones, I think your cycle has shifted otherwise make a pregnancy test.