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Implanation Bleeding Posted: 03-18-06 02:57am
I have the most stupidiest question to
ask...
How many of you didn't get your
implanation bleeding til like 7wks later
or whatever after your missed period??
Is it normal.. If so.. I just wanna know
if im the only one or anyone else
experience this.. Not a day before your
period.. A like 7-8 wks after your missed
period.. Is it common and normal?
Thanks for the help
**if you do know what implanation bleeding
is .. A vaginal discharge where its
contain brown blood**
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oh_mommy
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Posted: 03-18-06 03:10am
I dont think thats normal, have you talked
to a doctor or taken a preg test?
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Kia
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Posted: 03-18-06 03:49am
Implantation bleeding is a small amount of
bleeding from when the baby (known at that
point as a blastocyst) sticks into the
womb lining.
Some people may notice a small amount of
brown blood about the time their period is
due or like me may actually thing their
period has started, but find nothing there
when they change the tampon (boy was I
ever confused lmao).
7 weeks later is not implantation bleeding
as this occurs approximately 2weeks after
fertilisation.
There are a million and one reason as to
why you may notice a little bit of
bleeding at around 7 weeks and the only
way to be 100% sure is to go see your
doctor/ob/gyn
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