help me please!

[dancingdoc2]

Just out of curiosity, what are you going to do the next time you begin fooling around with her or someone else? An inquisitive mind wants to know.

[Brandye]

Interesting price. We use Levonelle in the UK as you use Plan B inthe US and it costs in pounds sterling about what you pay in dollars. That is if one goes to the local chemist. Clinics distribute it free of charge.

Now that you have that taken care of, Doc's question becomes the next important thing you need to address.

[raez]

You make an interesting observation Brandye. One thing that I noticed while I was in the U.K. for the summer... a lot of things seem to cost about relatively the same in unit terms... what I would pay about $10 for here, would cost 10 pounds over there... definitely doesn't work they way they explain it in my economics classes.. just because the dollar is only worth about half a pound (approx..not sure what the exact exchange rate is atm) doesn't mean something costing 10 pounds would then cost 20 dollars.. Its all the same really, relative to income rates.. trying to calculate exchange rate prices on goods isn't exactly accurate to real prices. So yeah, I'm not surprised Levonelle and Plan B are the same price in units. Though I don't know the differences between the two products quality-wise either

[Brandye]

Our standards are the same as yours. Levonelle is actually a newer version. Plan B uses a different formulation of birth control pills as we have been doing for women for decades - only quietly. Levonelle is a newer synthetic hormone and is available in a single pill dose or two. The single pill is over the counter and the two pill by prescription or from a clinic.

[username1]

Originally Posted by dancingdoc2

Just out of curiosity, what are you going to do the next time you begin fooling around with her or someone else? An inquisitive mind wants to know.

Definitely be more cautious and prepared.
-spermicide
-extra strength condom
-lube in condom
-get her on birth control

This has been too scary, and it's still not even over yet.
She took the first pill last night and the second exactly twelve hours later, as directed. Next action will be home pregnancy test. How long does it take before those will show accurate results?

Thank you to everyone for all the help

[sera300]

She needs to take the second pill & see what happens. No need for a home pregnancy test yet. Try to relax for the next day or two. If nothing, let us know & her best next stop would be the doctor. A home pregnancy test will not show positive 3 days after intercourse. They are done, with accuracy, 5-7 days prior to the onset of the scheduled period the 7 days is stretching the limits. It's rare to detect a pregnancy three days after conception with a urine test; the earliest detection is a blood test. Wait out the next 24-48 hours.

[username1]

Thanks!
The odds are pretty high that we avoided this pregnancy right?
I mean, I know that no matter what there's always a chance when you have sex, but its pretty much not going to happen right?!

[goof'schik]

exactly why you are to young to be having sex. if you haven't gone to your parents you better leave the country when her father finds out.
as a 47 year old woman who lost her virginity at 14, i know that if my father or my brothers found out he would of been hurt. if not by them then by his father which is where my dad would of dragged him kicking and screaming. i'd of been grounded for a long long time.
your too young because you don't know the answer to your question, and because you seem to think that the next time is in the near future.

[raez]

I've gotta back up Chik on this one... if you are this clueless as to how to handle an accidental pregnancy, you have no business having sex yet, I don't care how old you are, but it's even worse the younger you are. sex comes with responsibility kids, whether you end up getting pregnant or not..RESPONSIBILITY!
and yes..you are kids...enjoy being one while you can..

[raez]

and since I haven't noticed this part of your original post being addressed yet, yes, irregular periods can be a result of eating disorders like bulimia... she should probably be seeing a doctor for this as well..