On Ovulation Induction. Had Sex During Ovulation. Having Bright Red Bleeding, Mild Cramps. Chances Of Pregnancy?
I am on ovulation induction for past 3 months with regular follicular monitoring. I knew when I ovulated & therefore had sex at an appropriate time. My periods were due two days back (15th Feb 13), but it didn t occur until today when it started. I am confused if it is a period or implantation as I have no pains excepts mild one in my lower back, but at the same time the flow is bright red & not as less as IB would be? Can you please let me know what exactly this could be & there are still chances to get +ve in HPT? Thanks.
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The chances of conception increase with each cycle of ovulation induction. Yet, the overall fertility rate is about 30-40% in a six-month period. Implantation bleeding is fresh bleeding and can last for 1-2 days and may simulate a normal period. You can get a pregnancy test done with a fresh sample of early morning urine and if it is negative, can wait for another week before repeating the test. You may follow it up with a blood test and a trans-vaginal sonogram if still suspicious. You may be experiencing a normal delayed period as well. See your doctor for further suggestions. Take care.
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On Ovulation Induction. Had Sex During Ovulation. Having Bright Red Bleeding, Mild Cramps. Chances Of Pregnancy?
Hi, The chances of conception increase with each cycle of ovulation induction. Yet, the overall fertility rate is about 30-40% in a six-month period. Implantation bleeding is fresh bleeding and can last for 1-2 days and may simulate a normal period. You can get a pregnancy test done with a fresh sample of early morning urine and if it is negative, can wait for another week before repeating the test. You may follow it up with a blood test and a trans-vaginal sonogram if still suspicious. You may be experiencing a normal delayed period as well. See your doctor for further suggestions. Take care.