Implantation

Some women do experience cramps during ovulation. This is most likely what you experienced.

Some women do report feeling some light cramping and possibly spotting at the time of implantation. Therefore tightening or tension could be cramping like that. ~pawsalmighty

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you may have hemroids ora type of cancer talk to a doctor

You May Just Be Getting Premenstrual Symptoms , your body getting ready for your period . the female body is complex symptoms for your period arriving may change all the time , for example with you cramping before .

it can also occur from too rough of sex(the cramping)

but if you are having unprotected sex , sex period , you may want to.check in with your doctor because it can.also be a possibility those are early signs of pregnancy.

it means you were pregnant but miscarried

Implantation bleeding normally occurs 2-3 days before your normal period is due, presents as slight blood spotting on the panties and is gone after a day. No need for regular menstrual protection such as pads or tampons. A period however will traditionally last between 3-7 days and blood loss will be enough to wear a sanitary napkin or other protection.
Implantation bleeding is usually scanty and happens between 6-12 days after ovulation while periods takes place when theres no ovulation.

Do you mean day 28 since the first day of your last period or do you mean day 28 since the day you conceived? If you mean 28 days since your last period, then yes. If you mean since conception, possibly, but implantation/bleeding usually happens within 1-2 weeks after conception.

Implantation cramoing is more in the upper perinium and the menstrual cramping is more in the perinial area.

This form of bleeding takes place six to twelve days after ovulation. ( A females ovulation generally takes place 14 days before her period). There will not be a large amount of blood, some women may not even notice any. Implantation bleeding only lasts a couple of days, this is the way to compare and contrast the difference between implantation and menstrual bleeding. You must keep in mind though that not everyone will experience implantation bleeding.

You didn't mentioned your age so I'll cover what I can in age groups. This can happen to people under stress or people that are into sports. It can be a poor diet. Anorexics or Bulimics (not accusing you here) also can have problems with their periods, or it could be the start of perimenopause. Women can go into perimenopause (just before menopause starts ... no periods) as young as 35 and a few cases of women that were younger. Even a shock to the body such as getting Chicken Pox as an adult can bring on perimenopause symptoms. It's best to see your doctor for a good physical as it will clear the air and make you feel much better. Symptoms for perimenopause are hot flashes, night sweats (where you wake up soaking wet), missed periods, moodiness, feelings of uselessness at times, depression and insomnia and vivid dreams. It's nothing to fear and quite normal as the body's hormones are changing. Your doctor can advise you as to how to eleviate some of these troublesome symptoms, but if you can, try going through this the natural way if you should be starting into perimenopause. Good luck Marcy

Implantation takes place 2 weeks after a sperm fertelizes an egg; that is 2 weeks, on average, after having intercourse.

Some tests can be taken a day before your missed period. Some have to be taken a day after your missed period. Read the instrutions in the box and they will tell you on what day can you use the test.

a hot bath can indeed seriously affect a developing baby.

An increase in the temperature will in turn heat the fluid in the amniotic sac thus affecting the baby. And while you can sweat out the excess heat, your baby cannot. The temperature of the water will automatically raise the core temperature of your body causing dehydration and overheating. Not only will this extra heat damage the developing cells of the baby but it will also prevent the oxygen from reaching the embryo. Along with that it will increase the heart rate and reduce the blood flow to the fetus thus stressing out the baby. The serious threat of this is that it might lead to malformations or birth defects in the baby and could also bring about miscarriages.

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YES i think you might be go take a pregnancy test or go see a doctor and find out it could also be caused if you have irregular periods or stress or diet or age though

From Pink Princess

Pineapple is supposed to have an ingredient that helps thicken the uterine lining. There are various threads on the Internet regarding eating pineapple, but nothing really specific about how much or how it is prepared. One user did, however, comment that it is acidic and when she ate too much of a good thing, her mouth was sore for a week.

[zmandel] I know that pineapple contains the enzime Bromelain (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bromelain) , which can act as a blood thinner. Another blood thinner, Aspirin, is used in fertility treatments (http://www.sharedjourney.com/articles/aspirin.html) to improve circulation. This may increase blood suply to the necessary areas the body needs for implantation.

Regarding bromelain, it is mostly on the stem of the pineapple. Canned pineapple has no bromelain because it has been heated, so the fruit has to be eaten fresh.

Another note: Must be eaten with empty stomach, otherwise the bromelain is not absorbed by the blood, and instead, being an enzime, will aid to digest the food in your stomach. [/zmandel]

If its a spot of blood then that's Implantation bleeding which is a sign of pregnancy . If its a light flow it just your period

If you are worried take a pregnancy test or see a doctor

you should take a test if your period is late by 5 or more days. typically, the closer to a week late, the test will show positive. Good luck!

yes it rare's from 10 to 14 days after ovulation,and you just might be pregnant,you should go visit a doctor or nearest pharmacy and take a test

Hi There, I am wondering the answer to the same thing. I have just experienced some spotting and on the first 2 days it was a brownish red hardly enough to be classified as menses but on the third day when I wiped it was a red colour but when dried it looked reddish brown, however I do think it is implanation as my period was not due for 5 days when the spotting started. It doesn't make sense for the period to reduce to 22 day cycle when it was 27. The only possibility of this could be the herbal supplements I am on being too effective and reducing my cycle length. What other symptoms do you have? When did the bleeding start? implantation usually occurs after about a week of ovulation...

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No it is a sign of an endometrial problem or thatteh sex was too rough. Go to the doctor and they will do an endometrial biopsy to find out if there is a problem in the endometrium.