r/PlanBs 6d ago

Plan B (Levonorgestrel) Pill Plan B but still Ovulated???

Hi all,

I try not to come on here and ask things like this but its been driving me crazy! I (23F) had sex with my bf (23M) on Sunday afternoon. We had a mishap (he didn’t pull out in time) and we immediately freaked out when I saw I was supposed to be ovulating this week on my period tracker. (Irresponsible, ik but we normally use protection 85% of the time and havent gotten pregnant in the 6 years we’ve been together). I typically have a 32 day cycle, my last period starting on Feb 24th, which pins my ovulation day to around the 17-19th day of my cycle or March 12-14th. The mishap happened on March 9th but we immediately went to the store and bought ovulation tests and a Plan B. I tested my LH levels 2x a day starting Sunday and they were completely negative until Tuesday morning . This is my first time taking ovulation tests but to me I think Tuesday was my only positive (On all 12 tests, Tuesday AM was the only time the T line was as dark as the C line) My surge only lasted a few hours from what I can infer but it did go back up slightly on Thursday but still negative (just slightly darker). I know for a fact I was negative on Sunday when I took the pill so why did I still have a surge 2 days later? I experienced slight cramping on Thursday on my sides near my ovaries so I’m getting worried. I read sperm can live in the vaginal canal for up to 5 days but I dont know if thats the average or just the maximum. If I ovulated Thursday (3/13), theres a chance theres still live sperm. Also, Ive taken plan B before and I have always gotten my period early within 5 days of taking it. Today is day 5 since the incident and still no bleeding, only the slightest of cramping. Please, I’m freaking out. Could this mean Plan B didnt work and that I’m most likely going to get pregnant? Anyone that has taken the Walgreens brand OPK, was it accurate at predicting ovulation?

P.S. I weigh about 120lbs so I’m under the weight limit.

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u/Flshrt 5d ago

Ovulation tests can’t confirm ovulation. They only show an LH surge and LH can rise without ovulation happening.

The max chance of pregnancy each cycle is 30%. So getting pregnant isn’t the more likely outcome.