I suppose it is possible for implantation to occur at any time after sex if you were ovulating at the right time. You wouldn't necessarily feel it or feel any differently. I didn't know I was pregnant until I saw the 2 blue lines on the stick!
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Embryo implantation can sometimes feel like very mild period pain approx 7-10 days post ovulation it can be associated with some spotting. My son implanted 6 days past conception and I felt him implanting(cute). It is usually not felt though and it can occur at night when you're sleeping, remember though only 1 in 4 embryos will survive all this process so that's miracle of it all!
it sounds like implantation bleeding
Yes!
Implantation bleeding is usually a little bit of spotting over 1 or 2 days, nothing like a period. Answer 1-3 days its just a little bit of blood you can get it in discharge as well. It can be brown/pink/red it can be stringy/thick mine was stringy pink blood in discharge which just happened once in a day. From Pink Princess
painfull
Embryo implantation can sometimes feel like very mild period pain approx 7-10 days post ovulation it can be associated with some spotting. My son implanted 6 days past conception and I felt him implanting(cute). It is usually not felt though and it can occur at night when you're sleeping, remember though only 1 in 4 embryos will survive all this process so that's miracle of it all!
Embryo implantation can sometimes feel like very mild period pain approx 7-10 days post ovulation it can be associated with some spotting. My son implanted 6 days past conception and I felt him implanting(cute). It is usually not felt though and it can occur at night when you're sleeping, remember though only 1 in 4 embryos will survive all this process so that's miracle of it all!
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It is very possible. The spotting could be a result of implantation bleeding which can occur as soon as 7 days after conception. Good luck!
Some people have reported a sharp pain in their side around the time of implantation. Others who chart their cycles have noticed that cervical fluid is more frequent, they get a pain in their ovaries (like ovulation pain) and period pains can occur just a few days after implantation too. Some women feel bloated and have tender breasts from the very beginning. There may be an aversion to some smells or tastes and some people get a metallic taste in their mouths.
Typically implantation bleeding is an exception....meaning it isn't all too common. You should not have implantation bleeding for 5 days and if it is implantation bleeding it is very light and brown in color...more like spotting. If you are pregnant and bleeding or have unexplained bleeding you should see a doctor.
it sounds like implantation bleeding
I Felt as if my stomach was stretching. It is like a menstrual cramp but mine started about 5 days before it normally would start. Mine are not as painful either more uncomfortable with stretching.
Usually implantation bleeding will occur 8-10 days after intercourse. What it will look like is a small smear of blood on the toilet paper, maybe even a splotch on your undies. Anything that is heavy enough to require a pantiliner or pad is not implantation bleeding.Answer Hi every women's different it can be red/pink/brown/stringy/thick/blood in discharge/ spotting. it can last from 1-3 days not every women gets it only 1 in 3 women do. Its just a bit of blood which is nothing really.Pink Princess
No this is too early for implantation bleeding. It sounds like you have a urinary tract infection. This will cause vaginal bleeding in severe cases. Please see your doctor.
Implantation pain usually starts 5 to 7 days past ovulation until your expected period. The bleeding, if you have any due to implantation, will usually appear in the same week your period is due. Implantation pain can take place in the back, uterus/cervix area and areas around it. This pain should be uncomfortable, which makes it noticeable, but should not cause you to pass out or keel over due to pain. It will feel like pulling, stretching and resemble your menstruation cramps. Although most women still experience pulling and stretching pain throughout their entire pregnancy, implantation pain is recorded to be off and on throughout your first two weeks of pregnancy. Just like each pregnancy, each female is different.