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Wondering how many pregnant women spotted?

Hi. My husband and I have been ttc for about 2 years, with no luck. My periods are always very, very abnormal. Well I am taking Glucophage (since October 1st) and when my husband gives a 50% mobility sperm analysis I will be put on Clomid (his last test was 49% and they wouldn't give it to me.. Ugh)

Well I read that sometimes Glucophage will help women ovulate, and can often get pregnant without even taking Clomid.

Ok now my question, I have never ever in my life spotted between periods but last week I spotted for about 3 days. It was a really really light pink/brown color, and was not enough to wear a pad or tampon or anything, just a light panty liner to keep from ruining my underwear.. Is this typically what implantation bleeding looks like?

I know the only real way to tell is to take a home pregnancy test, but before I go out and get excited and get that damn negative sign once again, I just thought I would ask how common is implantation bleeding, and is this what it is like?

Thank you so much!

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    Sounds a lot like implantation bleeding. I spotted right around the time my period was due and I am now 7 weeks pregnant, but I didn't get the bleeding in my 1st pregnancy (this is my 2nd), so its not all that common. but some women do get it and it sounds like you may have. go ahead and get excited. you deserve it! test and have your husband look 1st, so that he will be responsible for telling you if you are or arn't, it may help if its negative.

  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    I did not have any implantation bleeding in my first pregnancy and none with this one!

    Source(s): Due July 16th with baby number 2
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