If you are pregnant and have some spotting... how soon after conceiving does it occure?
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jgonz
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Boy... it's really hard to say. I've read so many conflicting things on this subject.
Some women never spot Ever. Others spot when the fertilized egg implants, which could be a day or so after ovulation all the way for another week... Others spot later, when the fertilized egg is starting to form what will become the placenta (in fact, some women see a 'thread' in the spotting, which is one of the "feelers" on the outside of the egg. It looks like a child's Koosh ball with all those stringy things hanging off it. These stringy things burrow into the uterine lining and sometimes cause a little spotting. The placenta ends up being fully developed around 6 weeks along.)
Sorry, I'm probably not much help....
Some women never spot Ever. Others spot when the fertilized egg implants, which could be a day or so after ovulation all the way for another week... Others spot later, when the fertilized egg is starting to form what will become the placenta (in fact, some women see a 'thread' in the spotting, which is one of the "feelers" on the outside of the egg. It looks like a child's Koosh ball with all those stringy things hanging off it. These stringy things burrow into the uterine lining and sometimes cause a little spotting. The placenta ends up being fully developed around 6 weeks along.)
Sorry, I'm probably not much help....
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jgonz said:
you were very helpful. i am just spotting a tad and i don't know why. im not pregnant (that i know of) but im at the end of my ovulation week.. just curious. thank you for your info.
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I had spotting that lasted a day or two every month for about 4 months (when I would usually have my period). It eventually went away.
I actually didn't know I was pregnant for quite a few months because I thought I was having my period.
I know women have some spotting and cramping that occurs when the egg is implanting-I think about a week after conception.
I actually didn't know I was pregnant for quite a few months because I thought I was having my period.
I know women have some spotting and cramping that occurs when the egg is implanting-I think about a week after conception.
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With my first pregnancy, I had a normal period(3 days, about 8 pads a day) and then I began miscarrying at week.
With this pregnancy, I took a run to walmart for pads because it was the day I should have started and I had the slighest bit of red on my pantyliner. I never used any of those pads and they are still sitting under my sink.
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Probably depends on why. I spotted this time for "no reason" around 9 weeks (for about a week, then it stopped). With my daughter, I spotted around 11-12 weeks (A LOT) but that was because I had placenta previa.
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Ok, I just looked it up again and I was a little off... by 10 weeks the placenta is fully formed and can cover 1/3 of the interior of the uterine wall. (Before that, the baby lives off the egg sac that surrounds it.)
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