An emergency contraceptive prevents pregnancy primarily by preventing ovulation. You may have already ovulated on May 14. A woman is most likely to become pregnant five days before and on the day of ovulation.
The spotting on May 27 might have been implantation bleeding.
Contact your gynecologist. Report that you have taken a second test today and got a positive result. Your doctor can order a blood pregnancy test to confirm.
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Hello Anonymous,
An emergency contraceptive prevents pregnancy primarily by preventing ovulation. You may have already ovulated on May 14. A woman is most likely to become pregnant five days before and on the day of ovulation.
The spotting on May 27 might have been implantation bleeding.
Contact your gynecologist. Report that you have taken a second test today and got a positive result. Your doctor can order a blood pregnancy test to confirm.
Keep us updated,
June 6, 2016 - 9:16amMaryann
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