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Re: possible light bleeding due to implantation?From: M. Kelly Shanahan, MD, FACOG (anonymous@obgyn.net)Sun, 2 Dec 2001 14:09:06 -0600 (CST)
At Fri, 30 Nov 2001, nervous wrote: > >After researching the archives,and doing a bit of research myself I am >still a bit questionable reguarding my light bleeding. I'm 23, taking >orthocycline and am sexually active. After having sex (at least this >was when i noticed it) i went to the bathroom. Upon wiping i saw a >trace of blood. not a lot. And since then (3 days ago) i have noticed >it everynow and then. it doesn't hurt to go to the bathroom or >anything. I read in your wonderful archives that it could be that while >during sex my cervix was "hit" just right and can cause bleeding. but, >i also found this information on a website.... > >"Implantation into the Uterus " >Approximately 8 days after ovulation, if pregnant, the blastocyst (as >the baby is classified at this stage) begins to secrete a hormone that >enables it to burrow into the lining of the uterus. Implantation >usually happens in the upper one-third of the uterus and placenta will >then begin to form. > >"Implantation Spotting" >If you experience light bleeding or spotting at or around your predicted >Implantation Day or when you would normally expect your period, this >could be Implantation Spotting. This often occurs as the egg burrows >into the endometrial lining, and is a normal occurance. > >i usually have my period on day 3 of my placebo pills. i had my period >last month on day 5 of my placebo pills but then i had my usualy light 3 >-4 day period. i'm suppose to start next week but wonder what your >thought on the before mentioned information? it would be 8 days after my >ovulation...and most fertile days when i noticed this slight bleeding. >sorry this is so lengthy. any advise is welcome. thanks a lot..and you >have a great site. if you think you may be pregnant, do a pregnancy test next week. Spotting after sex can also be due to an infection. spotting is not an uncommon side effect of the pill, especially if you were a little off in taking it.
-- M. Kelly Shanahan, MD, FACOG S. Lake Tahoe, CA
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