Christina M

I am 8-10 DPO based on my progesterone levels. I really think that it is 9 or 10 DPO and most likely 10 DPO -- anyway, I am having some light brown spotting this evening. I know how rare implantion bleeding is and am wondering if there is anyone who has had implantion bleeding at 10 dpo. If so, can you please describe it to me. Thanks!!

Based on this when would you guess that I ovulated?

I took clomid on days 3-7 (Day 3 was July 5th) and July 22 and 23 I had some very light spotting and pain on my left side on CD 20 and right side on CD 21. Took a CD 21 progesterone test on July 23 even though I didn't think I had ovulated on CD 14 and got a result of 5.4. I had blood work done again yesterday (CD 27) and just got my results. The nurse said my level was 9.8, which is up quite a bit from last week. I think I was ovulating on CD 20-21.

Thanks for your response.

I took clomid on days 3-7 (Day 3 was July 5th) and today noticed some light brown color on the TP after going to the bathroom. It reminded me of what I would see on the last day of my period (but very light). I am suposed to go tomorrow to have blood drawn to check progesterone levels (day 21) but am not sure if this is a good sign of ovulation, implantion or possibly breakthrough bleeding. Is breakthrough bleeding normally redish or brown? So I am confused and stressed about this. Should we assume ovulation and do the baby dance tonight (we just did it last night). Does anyone know how many dpo you need to be to have results from a progesterone blood test (no need to give blood for no reason)? Thanks for the help. This is my first cycle on clomid and I can't find this info online.

I had eggwhite for a couple of days and since then I have had more than usual, a couple days of lotion type and now more watery (and lots). I was on the pill for almost 10 yrs so my cycles have been VERY irregular (which makes it hard to know what is going on). So do you guys think that a CM cycle like this is a good indicator that I did ovulate? Thanks for the help.