It's different for everyone, but roughly 10 days after
Yes. It is very hard to pinpoint ovulation. People think that is 14 days or in the middle of the cycle, but it can be up to a few days before or after menstruation. The problem with a very early ovulation is that the uterus hasn't completed building the wall for the next possible implantation.
Usually 12th, but as early as 10th depending on how good your HS math department is and how smart you are.
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It's different for everyone, but roughly 10 days after
Usually around six days after intercourse.
Pretty Much right away, within a few weeks for me anyhow xox
Cramps and soreness or not uncommon after sex, especially if you are close to starting your period. However, if the discomfort continues after a few days, and you start developing an unusual discharge, do see your doctor if your sex was unprotected. Also consider a urinary tract infection. Cramps and abdominal pain are signs of many things, but early pregnancy is not one of them (excepting rare ectopic pregnancy). The most common FIRST thing to get sore if you are pregnant is your boobs.
Any time you have unprotected sex, there is a risk of pregnancy. Go see a doctor for a proper test.
How can you tell the difference between an early period and implantation bleeding?
*This is most likely ovulation pain, early premenstrual cramps or if you have had unprotected sex it could be implantation cramps.
Yes it is very normal 4 out of 5 people get cramps in early pregnancy and may have extreme cramps.
Unfortunately there are several reasons contributing to cramping during pregnancy. They can be due to gas, constipation, implantation bleeding, ectopic pregnancy, miscarriage,vanishing twin syndrome, or pre-term labor.
There are tests on the market that you can use 5-7 days after intercourse (ie before implantation which happens around day 8). But not all tests can pick up HCG this early. Most tests will only work around the day of your due period (around day 14). Therefore go to a pharmacy and check out all the tests. Pick the early testing one if your period is not yet due. Two weeks after implantation has occured.
there, No, you dont usually have cramps when you go on the pill, the pill should prvent the cramps...if you have had unprotected sex before going on the pill, i strongly advise you stop taking it and take a pregnancy test as cramping is 1 or the most common signs of early pregnancy as is spot bleeding, headaches back ache ect ect, if it turns out that you are not pregnant then seek advice from your doctor as to why you are having the cramps from taking the pill!
If you had unprotected sex 2-3 weeks prior, it could very well be implantation bleeding/spotting. 20-30% of woman experience this. SOME will actually confuse this accurance as their period.