Allrighty,,, here's my meek knowledge of pregnancy with my high school education.
A good swimming sperm can reach the egg in as little as 30 minutes up to 72 hours, the average sperm lives 48 to 72 hours.
Now heres a little Diddy off the web that holds up your comfort factor with using Plan B.
The morning-after pill will not work if you're already pregnant. The morning-after pill, also known as emergency contraception (EC) helps prevent pregnancy; medication abortion terminates pregnancy. EC is effective when started within 120 hours (five days) of unprotected sex. The sooner it's started, the better.
Now I'm not a higher educated man, but I would tend to go with, Plan B starts a woman's monthly lunar cycle to flush away the egg....
Now if a sperm has reached the egg certainly within the first.... Let's just say 6 hours I would tend to go with that " Magical Thing " that happens when a sperm enters a egg has already happened.
So since that has already happened ....and the now a fertilized egg gets discharged,,,,
What do you think we should call it????????? I know what I call it.
Unless I'm all wrong..
It's called Marketing... To make your side of the fence comfortable with using it..
Here's a little more ...
.After you've taken plan B®, you should get your next period at the expected time, or a few days early or late. Note that you may experience spotting a few days after taking plan B®. While you're waiting for your next period, abstain from having intercourse or make sure you use a contraceptive.
So what do we call this spotting????
Yep.. a period..The Red Devil of Death.....