When I am spotting a week after my period could that mean I could be pregnant

When I am spotting a week after my period could that mean I could…?

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Some women have spotting during ovulation, which is normal. Implantation bleeding is possible, get a pregnancy test to be sure.

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Spotting 2 weeks after period could I be pregnant?

Q: I had my period 2 weeks ago and it lasts 3 days like it always does. Im on a 28 day cycle. My husband has noticed that my boobs are getting a little bit bigger and I’ve noticed that they are hurting a little kind of tingly feeling. I’ve been eatting a lot of chocolate and chicken (well craving it). Tonight after my shower before I noticed I was spotting (it is brownish, and it isn’t even a flow its literally spots here and their . Does this mean I am pregnant? We have a 11 month old son now and I don’t ever recall this happening when I found out I was pregnant with my son before.I’ve taken 2 pregnancy test one last night and that was negative and one this morning and that was negative also.

A: It could be a sign of implantation bleeding.

When should I expect my period after only one month on a low-dose birth control pill? Could I be pregnant?

Q: I’m sorry if this long entry confuses anyone, but I am trying to be as detailed as possible. I am also posting this in the pregnancy forum because I imagine that there could be a small chance of pregnancy in my situation.I was on OrthoTricyclen Lo for one month. I started taking the pill on 12-7-2008 and completed that packet, but I did NOT start taking the second pack. While on the pill, I spotted a couple times, but I figured that this was because my body was getting used to the hormones, as I had NEVER taken any form of artificial hormones up until that point. I started my period on either December 23 or 24, and it lasted until about January 1 or 2. It was somewhat of a heavy flow, but once again, I attributed that to the fact that this was my first time ever taking artificial hormones. Also, I did miss the two pills on December 21 and 22, but I made up for that by taking two pills on December 23 and 24th.I was due to resume my second packet of pills on January 4, but I have not taken any pills since the two that I took on December 24. Theoretically, had I taken this packet, I would be on the placebo pills this week, meaning that I would be on my period right now. I did not continue taking the pill because I decided that I no longer wanted to be on the pill since I found it to be a hassle and learned that they don‘t allow you to have “real periods,” but you have withdrawal bleeding instead. I’ve simply decided that I would rather stick to using condoms and spermicide.When I was first prescribed the pill, I was told that most women menstruate shortly after stopping the pill (some even sooner than expected), but sometimes it can take up to three months. I assume that this goes for women who have been on the pill for a substantial amount of time, as I originally told my doctor that I planned to be on the pill for a while. I don’t understand how a low-dose pill would be able to screw up my menstrual cycle after only one month of use, especially since my menstrual cycles have been fairly regular since I started it when I was 9, and I am now 23.I have not had any heavy vaginal bleeding since my period ended. I had protected sex on January 24 (Saturday), and on Sunday, when I wiped after using the bathroom, there was a huge GLOB of whitish-almost slightly pinkish/greenish mucus on the toilet paper. It was gigantic, almost as big as a quarter in diameter. There was a tiny reddish-brownish streak of blood in the middle of it. On January 27 (Tuesday), I wiped once that day and some of my mucus was slightly pink. Since then, I have had no form of bleeding or spotting whatsoever.At first, I was told that after one week of regular pill usage, I’d be able to have unprotected sex, but I have since heard that it takes at least one packet of pills to build up enough hormones in your body for the pill to be truly effective. I don’t know what to believe. I did have unprotected sex a couple times while I was on the pill. Before the last couple days, I took the pill perfectly — I never missed a dose, and I took every one at 9 pm exactly. I did have unprotected sex a couple days before missing those two pills, but I don’t really think I could be pregnant because I have not had any early pregnancy symptoms, such as morning sickness. Since stopping the pill, I have not had unprotected sex.So, in summary, here are my basic questions:1. Has anyone out there ever been in a similar situation? If so, how did it turn out? Any advice or thoughts?2. How long would it normally take someone who was on a low dose pill for one month to get their period after stopping the pill?3. What could the light spotting and extra mucus discharge this week possibly be due to?4. I have not taken a pregnancy test yet, but I may soon. Is there seriously a small chance that I may be pregnant through all this? Has anyone out there ever had something similar happen to them?Thanks in advance for any help or answers!

A: Stop wasting our time and go take a dang test.

Could this mean I’m pregnant if I’m 4 weeks late and ovulating?

Q: My period was due about 4 weeks ago, when i was expected to have my period, i had cramping and spotting and i thought i was starting, but then nothing. i waited to see if i’d start the following week, then the following week and nothing. the first week in april was when i was scheduled to ovulate, and i am. my dr. told me that you ovulate about a week after your period so does this mean i skipped my period? ive taken about 4 preg. tests since i have skipped my period and they have all came up negative. i took one yesterday and it was negative. we have been trying to get preg. for about 6-7 months now, so im getting very hopefull, if anyone could help me out with some advise, i would GREATLY appreciate it!! THANK YOU!!!

A: When you get pregnant a hormone is released that stops ovulation (otherwise you could get pregnant again when you’re already pregnant). So if you are pregnant, you wouldn’t be ovulating. If you feel strongly that you are ovulating, you probably just missed a period and now your cycle is back on track. Especially if you have no other symptoms of pregnancy other than that missed period. Other symptoms would be tender breasts, fatigue/tiredness, nausea, and frequent urination to name a few. Let me say something else…some women, early in pregnancy, get pelvic pain. It kinda feels like you’ve been doing a thousand sit ups (or some serious belly dancing!). This pain is from your ovaries, muscles, and ligaments stretching out to make room for the baby. This might be the “ovulation pain” you think you’re feeling? (or do you think you’re ovulating based on other factors like cervical mucous…you weren’t specific). Do you have any of these symptoms??Since you are 4 weeks late from your last “real” period you could have a blood test done, especially if you are feeling other pregnancy symptoms. This would give you a definite answer. If it comes out negative, then you just skipped a month and you keep on trying.Good luck, I hope you conceive soon!