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Question by EB588: Can you have implantation bleeding after pregnancy is confirmed?
I am 10 days past ovulation. (I’ve been testing for LH surges and charting my temps.) Last night, I had a positive pregnancy test. I’ve been trying for over a year after a miscarriage and am so thankful.

However, this morning, I have had slight spotting. It’s brown and not enough for a pad.

Could this be implantation bleeding? I know it’s the right time for it according to the books, but based on the pregnancy test and the fact I’ve had sore breasts for 5 days now, the baby must have implanted before today.

I’m such a wreck. I’ve been praying for this baby forever. I’ve waited years. My last miscarriage started with spotting, although it was weeks into the pregnancy.

I’ve tried talking to doctors, but none will discuss pregnancy this early into it unless there are complications.
I think I was overly worried because while I’ve heard that pelvic exams and other “adult” activities can cause spotting, I haven’t had either in 11 days. (TMI, I know.) Maybe I’m just being jumpy because of my last pregnancy outcome.
Kitten – thanks for your input. It is odd to me to that the doctors aren’t more helpful. Back when I had my first child 9 years ago, I was in right away for a prenatal check-up. Nowadays they don’t want to see you until you’re 12 weeks. In January 2008 when I had a miscarriage, I had to call 3 doctors and lie and say I had bad cramps before I could get one to look at me – and at that point I was bleeding heavily. I think it may be because in my area doctors are overbooked. There have been clinics closing down due to the economy, so it may be part of it. I’m not sure.

Best answer:

Answer by hoernela
Some brown spotting is normal early in pregnancy. It could be left over from implantation bleeding. Try not to worry unless the blood is red or it is accompanied by cramps. Remember that your cervix will become more sensitive, so other um, activities, or medical exams could cause spotting as well. Congrats on your pregnancy!

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