If I took the plan b pill on the 9/29 and I had intercourse on the 9/25 and took a pregnancy test on the 10/16 and it was negative is it correct? Or should I wait till missed period I'm expecting it on the 28th... I've had very tender breast... throwing up... nausea... shaking... Weakness... headaches... intercourse bleeding... irregular bleeding.. my boyfriend thinks it's a cyst or a ulcer or acid reflex... which is most accurate?

You really waited almost too long to take Plan B, the longer you wait, the less effective it is. Some experts say to take it within 72 hours and even then it is less effective with time.

But either way, you have to wait till after you were suppose to have your next period to do a pregnancy test.

Also plan B can effect your period for the next couple of cycles also.

Well here is all my symptoms.
I keep track I'm weird I know,
On September 25th I had unprotected sex.
On September 29th I took a plan B pill and a Pregnancy test. The pregnancy test was negative.
On October 9th I had light bleeding
On October 10th I had heavy bleeding
On October 11th I had light bleeding
On October 12th I had brown bleeding
On October 14th I had protected sex and had bleeding during intercourse
On October 15th took 2 peggo tests both negative.
What is going on?
Am I pregnant?
Is it a cyst?
Is it Plan B Symptoms?
Please help me

Tiffani,

I know you are feeling very anxious about the possibility of being pregnant and what is going on with your body. As was said, you will really need to wait until when your period would normally be due and see what happens.

Since you took the plan b, albeit a bit later than suggested, and head bleeding for a number of days, odds are that you are not pregnant. The bleeding from intercourse on the 14th of October was probably left from the bleeding you had been having in the previous days.

Your best bet would be to go see your doctor and have a check-up. They will do a pregnancy test for you in the office, or possibly have you take a blood test. They can also do an exam to determine if a cyst or something else may be the cause.

It would certainly be worth the peace of mind to know for sure.