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Message: HTML is not enabled. UBB Code™ is enabled. UBB Code™ Images not permitted.	[QUOTE]Originally posted by Kayleee: [QB] For how long does Plan B affect your monthly cycles? When I took it 3 months ago, I got my period 5 days prior to taking it. Then the month after I got it exactly on time since the last time I received it. Now it's the 3rd month and it's a few days late. Can plan b affect your period for this long? I'm really worried. Another question, this is from your article: "touching a partner's hand then touching yourself, or using a towel that may have had dried semen on it? These kinds of scenarios do NOT pose risks of pregnancy. Sperm and ovum need specific conditions in which to co-create a pregnancy, and these ain't them." I understand you can't get pregnant from that but what if your partner touched himself, got precum on his hands and a few minutes later fingered you? Does that pose a pregnancy risk? Thanks for your time in reading this. [/QB][/QUOTE]

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