Implantation Bleeding Symptoms: Part Of Implantation Symptom

Implantation bleeding symptoms may be an early clue to the pregnancy you are waiting for!

This is because implantation symptoms in general can occur up to a week before urinary pregnancy tests turn positive.

In this page, we will see the signs of implantation bleeding and other important related implantation symptoms.

You may what to consider reading ‘what is implantation bleeding?’ if you are not yet sure of its correct meaning.

Symptoms

Implantation bleeding normally shows up as one single symptom, which
is the spotting alone! Implantation may have other related symptoms but
implantation bleeding usually has only one symptom.

The bleeding is characterised by

1. Its color. It is usually a pink or brownish discharge.
2. Its volume. It is usually quite small in amount that it could simply be a stain on the panties, in contrast to a period.
3. Its duration. It normally last 1 to 2 days maximum.
4. Its timing. It normally occurs about 6 to 12 days after ovulation and about 5 to 7 days before the expected period.
5. No suspicious characteristics like fishy odor.

Other Implantation symptoms

The process of implantation may be accompanied by some signs. Not all
women have symptoms accompanying the implantation of the ovum.

Besides bleeding, other implantation symptoms include

1. Implantation cramps.
   These are mild uterine cramps that occur as the embryo digs its way
   into the uterine lining. In some few cases, they may really be severe
   cramping episodes.
2. A second temperature rise.
   For women who do fertility charting, it could easily be seen as a
   sustained rise in the body temperature after the luteal phase. This
   could also be an important clue to a pregnancy before the urine tests
   turn positive.

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