Implementation Bleeding

bkdaniels · Dec 26, 2006, 08:11 AM

Bleeding during any stage of pregnancy is not normal. If you are not scheduled to have your period at this time and are showing any amount of blood, it may very well be a sign of implementation bleeding.

I would suggest that you follow-up with your Physician or Midwife for an evaluation. Self care at home is not recommended due to the high possibility of bleeding during pregnancy often being an early sign of a threatened abortion.

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REFERENCE(S)

1. Pamela Dyne, M.D., Jodi L Adams, M.D., and Timothy J Rupp, MD, FACEP, Pregnancy Bleeding(Online: eMedicineHealth, 2006) (Eds.) Joseph A Salomone III, MD, et al. http://www.emedicinehealth.com/scrip...age=1#Bleeding During Pregnancy Overview

J_9 · Dec 26, 2006, 08:20 AM

I agree with the advice above, however, for the record it is called implantation bleeding, not implementation bleeding, LOL. You can read more about it here.

Please contact your doctor bleeding is not necessarily a bad thing for all women during pregnancy, but it is for some, and you will only know once you have had an examination done.

TCCarbajal · Dec 27, 2006, 08:37 AM

Same thing happened to me this month I had my period on the 19 of Nov. And then again on the 11 of december, only 22days long, mine is usualy 30-31 days long, I read somewhere that the full moon had an affect on your cycle and so I thought it could have been that, either that or maybe we both got lucky and are prego, my cycle is never late, and accompanied by heavy cramping, sore breast, neusea, and back ache, and on the 11 nothing not a single cramp like symptom, neusea, bach ache, or sore breast. I just wrote it off to the full moon, since the hpt came back negative. I do realize that some women just don't have high levels of HCG even far into their Pregnancy, my aunt didn't test positive until her 6th month with a HPT.

Good luck and Baby Dust to you,
Stace

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