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Q: Spot Bleeding During Ovulation?

asked by: jimmer on September 9th, 2005

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Can anyone tell me if spot bleeding during ovulation is possible?

I miscarried a set of triplets 9 weeks ago and bleed for 7 weeks afterwards. The last week of bleeding was heavy like a period. I haven't bled for 2 weeks and have now started spot bleeding. I would expect to be ovulating at this time however the ovulation tests I have used are inconclusive.

Is spot bleeding possible with ovulation? Or is the bleeding a continuation of the post natal bleed?

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Shuinga

replied on September 11th, 2005

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Yes it is possible...Every 14 days after my period I bleed....And thats because of ovulation...My gyn told me this..Is really good though like that u know when or when not to have sex..But in my case having a little tinky winky baby in my arms will be a blessing in my life right now

Shuinga

replied on September 11th, 2005

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mistyraine

replied on September 21st, 2005

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Another possiblity is implantation bleeding--- if this is a time that you think you have o'ed and you have been ttc --- then it is possible that it is in fact implantation bleeding..... Hope this helps,

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