Yes, you can't ovulate during menstruation but spotting can occur for a few days after menstruation is no longer active - thus you may be ovulating while still spotting.
spotting is just a few drips of pink or red... while menstruation is just a regular flow.
No, spotting means light bleeding such as pink or brown discharge - heavy bleeding suggests menstruation, although it is possible to bleed during pregnancy if you are bleeding when menstruation was due then it is likely menstruation.
Does spotting or actual flow signify the beginning of menstruation? These are several days apart for me so if is difficult to know when I am supposed to be ovulating.
no
ur not gtn ur period itz normal 2 have a lil bit of spotting
That may be Premenstrual Syndrome , the symptoms that begin a week before menstruation like natures reminder that you will be starting you menstruation soon.
It should be just as the name goes 'spotting' if it looks like your normal menstruation bleeding then it is something to worry about because it could be a sign of something much worse than normal.
spotting is light and can last for a day or two where your regular period will last longer...depending on when your last period was. I hope this can help you out and if i am wrong i guess congrats is in order
No, if you menstruated then you are not pregnant - it is possible to bleed when pregnant, but biologically impossible to menstruate during pregnancy. Two days after menstruation spotting is normal, it's just the remaining blood leaving your body.
I would take a pregnancy test, as spotting is very common in early pregnancy- especially at the time when you would have gotten your period. I've been spotting for five days since I should have gotten my period and I tested positive three days ago.
There's no such thing as a mini-period. Menstruation is a specific part of your menstrual cycle, if you are spotting or bleeding mid-cycle that isn't menstruation but likely a result of hormonal imbalance. If it continues talk to your doctor to figure out what is wrong.