I got periods on the same day of taking an emergency contraceptive pill. Am I pregnant?

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If your periods usually last for more than a day, then you should get a pregnancy test to rule out pregnancy. Or else, I suggest you start taking oral contraceptive pills.

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The emergency contraceptive pill is a very strong hormonal pill, which usually disturbs the normal hormonal cycles causing irregularities in the cycle. So, you can have delayed cycle, intermenstrual bleeding, heavy bleeding, etc. The short one day bleeding might be because of the consumption of the pill if it was not the expected date of your periods. Secondly, if you do not get your periods on time, that is after a month of your normal period, then, in that case, you should definitely rule out pregnancy by doing serum beta hCG, which is a blood test and is more confirmatory. A home pregnancy test will only be effective after 15 days of intercourse or missed period. The emergency pill gives 90 % protection against pregnancy.

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If that was the expected date of your cycle then, in that case, you were in the safe period of your cycle. The chances of pregnancy are very less. And you even took the pill, so the chance goes more down.