Why do I bleed heavily with clots after Plan B pills?

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Plan B constitutes high dose progesterone hormones, so it can cause symptoms like nausea and vomiting as a side effect and also at times can cause delayed cycles or sudden withdrawal bleed after a few days of taking it. So most like this could be a withdrawal bleed of Plan B, as you had consumed it almost close to the end of your last periods. The side effects are sometimes even confused with pregnancy. It would have been more clear and helpful if you had mentioned the starting date of your periods too and also the number of days you bled for a clearer picture. Also, I would like to know if your previous cycles were regular or not.

Usually, pregnancy would not occur so fast, as you had intercourse just after your periods ended and that too a week ago. This is mostly a withdrawal bleed. But if in doubt, it would be better to check your urine pregnancy test at home just to be extra sure. If negative, you can rest assured. You can take a composition of Tranexamic acid available at your place for reducing the bleeding as there have been clots.

I hope this helps.

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Based on your dates, the chances of pregnancy is very low. And yes, this is withdrawal post Plan B and can be managed at home. Do check your home pregnancy test once to assure if it is negative. Take tablet Tranexamic acid 500 mg thrice daily in case of excessive flow with clots. If the bleeding takes a longer time to stop, then you should get an ultrasound done to look for the cause. Also, there may be a delay in the next cycle too sometimes causing confusion about pregnancy. A simple home pregnancy test rules out and gives a pretty much clear picture.

I hope this helps.