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Implantation bleed or vaginal trauma?
Last menstrual period 9-13 March 2012 inclusive.
Cycle length 26 days.
Unprotected sex (not trying not preventing) 16, 25, 26 & 31st March.
Unsure of exact ovulation time frame but ovulation cramps were felt around 18,19 & 20 March.
After intercourse on both the 25th and 26 both in the evening a very slight but definate pink coloured cervical mucous. It was only noticed as the toilet paper used post intercourse is white.
This pink cervical mucous did not continue during the day of the 26th but was again noted after intercourse that night.
Once again this pink cervical mucous did not continue on the 27th.
Also had intercourse March 31st.
Next menstrual period is due April 3rd.
On the evening of the 25th, just before the pink cervical mucous was noted I was actually on my way to the toilet where it was noticed, I suddenly, and only for maybe ten seconds, I became extremely dizzy, nauseated and broke out in a sweat. This only happened once and hasn't happened since then.
There are no STI's and the last pap test was normal.
No birth control is used.
Ejaculation always occurs within the vagina.
Healthy couple aged 29 (me) and fiancé 31 with no major health concerns.
Bleeding after intercourse has never occurred previously even with vigorous sexual activity, however the intercourse in question was not overly rough.
So, in your opinion do you think that pink cervical mucous could have been implantation bleeding or trauma somehow related to intercourse?
There has been no further pink cervical mucous, even after intercourse on the 31st, it was literally only on the 25 & 26th and only when cleaning up afterwards.
2 Answers
- Doc JulioLv 79 years agoFavorite Answer
Could be either, to be honest. It doesn't have to be that rough to get a small vaginal fissure. Equally, intercourse on the 16th could have resulted in fertilisation and implantation.
Because you saw the bleeding after intercourse, I would tend to sway towards (minor) vaginal trauma, as you put it, but its only a minor sway. Take a pregnancy test!
- ?Lv 44 years ago
in the experience that your cervix is rubbed or bumped throughout the time of intercourse, this would reason some recognizing because of the fact the blood vessels in the cervix grow to be extra enlarged throughout the time of being pregnant. a great kind of alternative issues would reason it besides. communicate with your well being care expert once you're pregnant and bleeding, because of the fact it is not something (as much as a million/3 of ladies human beings have some bleeding in early being pregnant) or it somewhat is a few thing.