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hi im 29 last night i went to the lavatory and brown blood with mucus came out never had it before . i also had my period on the 16th might on and off . never happen before when a good time to do a test. thanks.
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Implantation occurs 6-12 days after conception, so it's possible that it's implantation bleeding. However, the pregnancy test measures the amount of pregnancy hormone (hCg) in your urine. Even if it as implantation bleeding, there’s not enough hCg in your system for the pregnancy test to read.
As hard as it is going to be (believe me, I know!), taking a test right now would be a waste of time (and money, those tests can be expensive!). Wait until you're due for your next period. If it doesn't show up with 2-3 days that it's due, it's time to pee on that stick!
Good luck and I hope everything turns out the way you want it to!
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I've only been pregnant once (and miscarried), so I'm not an expert, but I read that somewhere between 20-30% of women have implantation bleeding. With my one pregnancy, my implantation bleeding occurred at 11 days past ovulation, which was on the 29th day of my cycle.
I didn't get a positive pregnancy test until 14 days after ovulation, or day 32 of my cycle. When to test depends upon when you anticipate your next period.
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well, if i comprehend what you wrote right, then you had a period on the 16th…implantaion bleeding comes around the time of your period. so, i'm convined that it is not that. plus, implantaion bleeding is very rare. not usual at all, but it is usually brownish, but like i said, implantation bleeding comes when your period is due…so, for you it would be another month?
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I wouldn’t take a test unless this happens again next month. The brown blood w/mucus happens to a lot of women. It usually is the end of the period for that month. Usually nothing to worry about. Relax and see what the next month brings. Don't do anything that would be out of the ordinary for your day to day schedule.
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