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MamazijnisfijnGuest ·
Hey mamas, future mamas
My boyfriend and I are trying for a second baby.
So I had my hormonal IUD removed on September 1st.
After about 2 days, I had a few drops of bleeding in my underwear. They said this was due to the removal of the IUD.
Then I had to wait 28 days for my period. After 28 days (so on Sept 28th), it finally came. What was noticeable was that it was only old blood, and it was done by the 30th.
Someone told me that brown blood can be 30 days old :s ?
Now today is Oct 3rd, so no more bleeding.
Does anyone have experience with this and can someone maybe give me more clarity?
Did I have my period now or not?
Or is there a chance I'm already pregnant and it was implantation bleeding or not?
Am I already fertile now that I haven't had effective bleeding?
My boyfriend and I are trying for a second baby.
So I had my hormonal IUD removed on September 1st.
After about 2 days, I had a few drops of bleeding in my underwear. They said this was due to the removal of the IUD.
Then I had to wait 28 days for my period. After 28 days (so on Sept 28th), it finally came. What was noticeable was that it was only old blood, and it was done by the 30th.
Someone told me that brown blood can be 30 days old :s ?
Now today is Oct 3rd, so no more bleeding.
Does anyone have experience with this and can someone maybe give me more clarity?
Did I have my period now or not?
Or is there a chance I'm already pregnant and it was implantation bleeding or not?
Am I already fertile now that I haven't had effective bleeding?
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Anonymous Guest #2
I assume you've had your period. Your body still needs to adjust. To find out if you're fertile, it's best to use ovulation tests or track your temperature to see if you're ovulating. If you are, then you're fertile. If you think you might be pregnant and this could be implantation, take a pregnancy test in a few days to be sure. -
D. Guest #3
Hi! I had my IUD removed in June and also had a little bit of bleeding. It took me 28 days for my cycle to really get back on track. You can get pregnant during the time of the bleeding and before your period starts.
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