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5 days overdue, implantation or period? Help!
Ment to be a mom
Hi there, future moms!
I have a very urgent question! And who can help me, because we're too afraid to test due to disappointment.
I got my period on March 28th and bled for 7 days.
My fertile days were from April 8th to April 11th. During those days, I had unprotected sex without realizing it.
Then, 7 days later, on April 16th, I got bleeding with menstrual symptoms, but it was brown, red, and pink discharge. That pink discharge was very light, but I thought it was just a period.
But when I calculated it, it turns out my period should have been on April 28th, not April 16th. My question is: should I consider this a light period (since there was about a week in between), or is this implantation bleeding?
Who can give me advice? Otherwise, I'll test tomorrow.
Love,
I have a very urgent question! And who can help me, because we're too afraid to test due to disappointment.
I got my period on March 28th and bled for 7 days.
My fertile days were from April 8th to April 11th. During those days, I had unprotected sex without realizing it.
Then, 7 days later, on April 16th, I got bleeding with menstrual symptoms, but it was brown, red, and pink discharge. That pink discharge was very light, but I thought it was just a period.
But when I calculated it, it turns out my period should have been on April 28th, not April 16th. My question is: should I consider this a light period (since there was about a week in between), or is this implantation bleeding?
Who can give me advice? Otherwise, I'll test tomorrow.
Love,
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Nancy Guest #2
You'll really have to test if you want to be sure because it could be anything, and it might have been an implantation bleed.
Better to test than to stay in that uncertainty. Hope you get a positive test. -
Ment to be a mom started this #3
Hey Nancy, thanks for your reply! Yes, we think so too. I’ll test tomorrow morning or tonight—I’ll let you know what it is. I’m hoping for a positive test too!
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