Implantation

It is unclear, but estimates are around 30-50%, some say even more

Your menstrual cycle doesn't affect implantation bleeding. Implantation bleeding occurs when the fertilized egg attaches itself into the uterine lining (which would confirm pregnancy, but at this time you will not get a positive pregnancy test because you are not far enough along yet).

Sometimes its because of a infections or that the uterus is not strong enough to carry the egg..you should get your vagina checked out to see how the lining of the walls are..see if there are any damages..good luck

Many women get cramps. Some people get them throughout their pregnancy, some don't have them at all. I've heard that they can be more frequent if you are dehydrated, though I don't know if it's true. It can't hurt to drink more water though! Later in pregnancy they are called Braxton Hicks.

You may be bleeding because its left over blood from your last period or you have an infection or are having a miscarriage. You need to see your doctor everytime you bleed during pregnancy.

yes it can be, although if it is it may be to early for the early signs of pregnancy. sore breast and and showing blue veins are the most common earest sign although your girlfriend may have not have these perticular sign. id surgest a pregnancy test is the best way to confirm any doubts or worries you may have

Yes you can bleed anywere from days to months into your pregnancy. Im so sick of people saying you cant bleed and its a sign of concern. My mother bleed for 6 months while she was pregnant with my little brother, and it was just like a full blown period. I bled with both my children and there 2 and 4 born healthy and still healthy till this day. Everyones body is different. Ive had doctors tell me its not normal and i even had dotors tell me i was lying. get multipule answers from different doctors. But yes it is very possible they dont call it a period however it happens once a month and is heavy just like a period so go figure.

possible. but if it doesnt stop for several days its prolly just pre-period spotting

Hi, The bleeding you experienced was too long for implantation bleeding. It sounds like a period. See your doctor incase you have a infection.

You first have to know that every girl/woman is unique in her own way and may have many traits that her friends, relatives, etc do not. It can be normal for some women to spot at anytime throughout their menstrual cycle. Some women have been known to spot throughout an entire pregnancy. If you feel something is unusual or you have a concern, it would be best to visit your doctor to find out for sure. However, it can be completely normal to experience random spotting and is in no way an indication of anything being "wrong" with you.

Well, it depends on where the blood is coming from. If you can see any blood in the urine, you need to see a doctor right away. If you see a little blood on the outside of the stool, the blood is probably from a hemorrhoid. But if you see a lot of blood in the stool, you should also see your doctor right away.

Even though it may not be anything serious, you should probably contact your doctor no matter what. Better safe than sorry.

Not sure exactly how long it lasts I would think about a week or two if you think that you are miscarrying get to your doctor immediately they may have to do a D&C dilate and cutterage which is where they scrape any of the remaining pregnancy out of your uterus so that your body will heal and be OK in the future if you are worried about anything talk to your doctor they will be able to answer your questions better than anyone on the internet since your doctor knows your medical history and is there to see how your body is reacting to the trauma it is going through hope everything turns out OK for you Good Luck and God Bless!!!

It depends how long this brown blood lasted it might just be your period which came early really but you haven't secribed if it were heavy/spot/light how long it lasted? How can we answer the question we're not mind readers

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Yes. This happened to me. I thought I was having a lighter, longer period which lasted a whole week. I didn't find out until my period was due the following month that I was pregnant. I thought I was four weeks pregnant. Several weeks later during an ultrasound I was informed that I was four weeks further along than I had thought. I had mistaken the implantation bleeding for my period! No where in any of my research did I see anything about implantation bleeding lasting that long. Most of the information I found said it lasts hours or possibly a day and only 1/4 of women experience implantation bleeding.

most people count it when you first start bleeding...... even if you light. :)

If you have a pain in your abdomen, you should probably go see a docteor, as you may have a ruptured appendix. The appendix has no known use, so if you're told you need to have it taken out, you're not going to die! The surgeon makes a small incision in the abdome, cuts it away from the intestine wall and sticks it in a jar for you to admire later. This operation only takes 30 minutes tops. Have you ever seen the movie Madeline? If you have, she goes to hospital for that reason; to have her appendix out. If you do have a ruptured appendix, (Appendictitis) and you leave it too long, you could end-up on your death-bed if you don't get treatment quick enough. So my advice to you is, if you are experiencing pain in your righ abdomen, go see a doctor NOW!!!

From so many sources and different mums, implantation bleeding can last a week. But dont forget that you are quite a woman out of trillions out there. Hence, its possible that yours lasts a week while your friend's lasts two days. Dont be panic, its normal...

It can be anything from bright red to dark brown. the redder the blood the newer it is. If you have more then what a panty liner would absorb call your Dr. it is normal but is always good to check in and they can double check to make sure nothing is wrong.

Successful implantation of a penile prosthesis solves some problems related to impotence. After healing from the surgical procedure, men with a penile prosthesis can resume normal sexual activities.

Typically it is supposed to be brownish. That is because it is the rest of the eggs and the old wall of the uterus are falling out.

Hi, this could be serious. It is worth discussing with your doctor. Questions to consider: do any women in your family have a history of female reproductive problems or diseases? Perhaps discuss this with any sisters or your mother if possible. Some times families with very painful menstruation have a condition known as endometriosis. Anyway, by talking to a doctor you can have piece of mind that your body is healthy. Meanwhile, make sure you are properly hydrated with water before exercise to help prevent muscle cramping. Be mindful of your uterine pain and chart it as it happens. This might help you notice any patterns that will also help when talking with a doctor.tl;dr - talk to a doctor; drink lots of water before exercise.peace~

This is because when you performed the ovulation test and it was positive, this was when your ovulation hormone was at its peak level and was your most fertile day.