So I was wondering, does implantation bleeding have a weird smell or could this be an early miscarriage? Original poster's comments 2. Could be old blood smell.
Wait till the day AF should start and test. See all replies 1. I had implantation bleeding although It was very very faint I didn't defiantly didn't smell anything strange and my senses are off the charts at the moment I can smell anything a mile Off. I've also have a miscarriage before and that also didn't smell.
But I have had BV And that smelt very strong and I also bleed from infection so maybe see your doctor? KayJaney said:. It's bright red, so I don't think it's old. But I'll definitely wait till Saturday to test. Octmomma1 said:. But I'll definitely wait t….
IB isnt bright red because it has some traveling to do before exiting your body it becomes darker in color. Very VERY rare will it be red but most definitly not bright red. If it lasted days and wasn't on and off during those days then something isnt right. Also if it smells which Im not sure what smell your speaking of it could be an infection that could also cause some light bleeding. If you notice blood clots in your bleeding it is not IB as well as it should be very light or spotting.
Never heard or read of anyone who had IB that long or more then on and off spotting or bleed. I would go see the doctor for tests to make sure it's not an infection. Still, any blood occurring during pregnancy is considered abnormal, and you should contact your doctor when it happens. When the bleeding is light, it may be caused by pretty simple things. For example, your cervix is more sensitive and developing additional blood vessels, so sex or a pelvic exam can cause bleeding.
However, bright red or heavy bleeding during pregnancy can signal more serious issues. Here are some possible causes:. Take a look back at your calendar to determine when the first day of your last period was, as well as the potential date of conception. It's not likely, but it's possible to get pregnant after your period finishes. We'll tell you how. Breast pain in pregnancy is very common, especially in the first trimester. It's sometimes even considered a symptom of pregnancy.
We'll tell you all…. While some women do experience pregnancy symptoms earlier than others, the only way to confirm a pregnancy is with a test.
Here's what you need to…. What are the telltale early symptoms of pregnancy? Every person is different, but here are a few top signs. A new study finds that epidurals do not affect child development in their later years. When the fertilized egg reaches the uterus, it attaches to the uterine wall. When this attachment happens, you may experience a small amount of bleeding.
This is called implantation bleeding and it is completely normal. A: The amount of bleeding at implantation can vary between women.
Some women may not experience any bleeding with implantation, while other women may have bleeding that compares to a light period and lasts two or three days.
Anything on that continuum — from no bleeding to bleeding resembling a light period — can be considered normal. A: Because implantation can be the same time as you might be expecting your period, it can be hard to tell the difference between implantation bleeding and your regular menstrual bleeding.
However, any time bleeding saturates a pad in less than two hours it should be considered too much vaginal bleeding, and you should consult a physician. A: Some women experience slight cramping or nausea during implantation, in addition to light bleeding. Because implantation occurs so early in pregnancy it can be difficult to tell if the symptoms are from implantation or your regular monthly menstrual cycle. Implantation occurs days after conception, which is around the same time you may be expecting your monthly period, and both can produce the same amount of bleeding.
If you think you may be pregnant, your best bet is to take a home pregnancy test. The level of human chorionic gonadotropin hCG , a pregnancy hormone, can vary between women but most home pregnancy tests can detect pregnancy.
An OBGYN can provide a pregnancy blood test and if you are pregnant, start important prenatal care right away. For additional information, check out these related articles: Is My Period Normal?
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