BabiesOneDay
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Okay. I've researched the plan b pill. Not even sure if I'm for it or not. At the moment, I'm not sure how it can work it some cases. These drugs are excreted from your system in a day or two. So who is to say they do their job when the person needs them to?
For instance, their website says it can prevent ovulation, and if that's already occured, it can prevent fertilization, and it's that occured then it can prevent implantation.
I am not sure.. maybe if taken right before ovulation if that if when you had the unprotected sex, then it may work for her.. and perhaps even ferilization would be impeded...
However, I was researching this looking at it moreso in my own situation (wanting to be but not yet ready to be pregnant). What if you had sex when ovulating.. the pill says take it within 72 hours, the sooner the better. So say the egg is fertilized... well the pill would be metabolized and excreted out of your body long before implantation would even occur so how on Earth would it prevent implantation?
I had a friend that took Plan B last year and now I wonder if this isn't what happened to her. She actually knew she was ovulating but was rather unwise and not sober and had unprotected sex anyway. She took the pill the next morning and she still got preggers. Not that she regrets it now but it either just didnt work at all at impeding fertilization and then was excreted before implantation began, or fertilization occured before she took the pill(she took it about 12 hrs later from what I recall) and it still got excreted from her body before implantation. Am I overlooking something or does this make sense to other people too? Just curious... I'm always up for scrutinizing the pharmaceutical industry...
For instance, their website says it can prevent ovulation, and if that's already occured, it can prevent fertilization, and it's that occured then it can prevent implantation.
I am not sure.. maybe if taken right before ovulation if that if when you had the unprotected sex, then it may work for her.. and perhaps even ferilization would be impeded...
However, I was researching this looking at it moreso in my own situation (wanting to be but not yet ready to be pregnant). What if you had sex when ovulating.. the pill says take it within 72 hours, the sooner the better. So say the egg is fertilized... well the pill would be metabolized and excreted out of your body long before implantation would even occur so how on Earth would it prevent implantation?
I had a friend that took Plan B last year and now I wonder if this isn't what happened to her. She actually knew she was ovulating but was rather unwise and not sober and had unprotected sex anyway. She took the pill the next morning and she still got preggers. Not that she regrets it now but it either just didnt work at all at impeding fertilization and then was excreted before implantation began, or fertilization occured before she took the pill(she took it about 12 hrs later from what I recall) and it still got excreted from her body before implantation. Am I overlooking something or does this make sense to other people too? Just curious... I'm always up for scrutinizing the pharmaceutical industry...