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Spotting 3 days after ovulation?
Hi, my gf and I had protected sex on December 5th, I didn���t *** at all. I couldn’t get hard enough, so we kept trying stopping and trying again; and changing condoms each time I tried putting it in, but ultimately nothing. I’m worried there was some pre-*** involved tho. Because, her ovulation was December 7th. And on December 10th she said she was experiencing spotting.... so now we are both worried. Could this be implantation bleeding or maybe ovulation bleeding?
She said she experienced spotting like this about 4-5 months ago too, but she wasn’t pregnant. We are worried.
Her next period is supposed to be around December 22.
7 Answers
- ?Lv 71 year agoFavorite Answer
Unless she's been charting her temperature over the course of 3 or 4 months, your girlfriend can't possibly know if she's ovulating. She can't put her trust in some sort of 'app' or 'period tracker' she might be using.
"Maybe ovulation bleeding"?? Women don't bleed when they ovulate. Most women don't even know when they ovulate.
Assuming she ovulated on Dec. 7 and assuming she conceived on that date, she wouldn't experience ovulation bleeding on Dec. 10 - it would be too early. Implantation bleeding is very rare and, when it does happen, it doesn't occur until at least 10 days after conception, when the fertilized egg implants into the lining of the uterus and establishes a pregnancy.
In spite of all the horror stories you might have heard or read, don't waste your time worrying about "precum" - it's highly over-rated as causing pregnancy. "Precum" is nothing more than a male's lubrication fluid, and 97% of the time it doesn't contain sperm cells.
- Tri-HarderLv 71 year ago
Spotting is normal and common at any point in a woman's cycle. Pregnancy is the LEAST common cause. And it can't be implantation three days after ovulation anyway (assuming she calculated ovulation correctly). It would be much too early for that.
I have no idea what started the myth that implantation bleeding is rare, much less so rare as to be called "impossible, really." It happens in an estimated 20% of women, some estimates even have it as high as 1/3 of women. That isn't remotely medically rare. Certainly not impossible.
- Anonymous1 year ago
No woman ever truly experiences spotting during implantation. It's as rare as finding out you're pregnant 1 week after conception. Impossible, really.
- Anonymous1 year ago
What is the color of your gf pubes?
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- Anonymous1 year ago
You'll definitely know in nine months.
- Jackie MLv 71 year ago
If she did conceive and was going to have implantation bleeding it wont be until around 14 days after unprotected sex so stop stressing.