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Q: Too Soon?
asked by: Mints_MeatPie on March 30th, 2007
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I just lost my virginity on Sunday night. so this would be the middle of "Day 5" since then. I spotted this afternoon, just a little bit, enough to get onto my pad, but not enough to be the start of a period for me. Is it too early to be implantation bleeding? Or was that it? I didn't feel any cramps or anything.
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Mabel
replied on March 30th, 2007
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Re: Too Soon?
Mints_MeatPie wrote:
I just lost my virginity on Sunday night. so this would be the middle of "Day 5" since then. I spotted this afternoon, just a little bit, enough to get onto my pad, but not enough to be the start of a period for me. Is it too early to be implantation bleeding? Or was that it? I didn't feel any cramps or anything.


A lot of women bleed after their first time. 'Implantation bleeding' isn't common.

That aside, if you had unprotected sex, there is a possibility of pregnancy ~ but there is no way you could know if you are pregnant or not until your missed period.
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Mints_MeatPie
replied on March 30th, 2007
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I have PCOS and because of that my cycles are long and irregular. From the research that I've done, implantation bleeding is very common. I did bleed after my first time, I thought it was a lot at first. It has since stopped (after the 2nd day) and this seems to be fresh blood. Symptoms and an early HPT can tell me if I'm pregnant before a missed period. I just wanted other people's opinions based on their experiences. Like some people have insisted that they had implantation bleeding from day 3, while others are adamant that you wouldn't have it until at least day 6.
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