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in between period bleeding while trying to conceive

so me and husband are trying to conceive.......i got off birth control in february and  periods been pretty regular i guess i have like a 30-31 days between every cycle.  I started bleeding on the second of this month and ended on the seventh or eigth i ovulated and thought hey the mucus seemed really fertile about four to five days after ovulation (thirteen days after period ended) i started to bleed again.  didn't seem normal either.....was a lil bloody mucus and almost like light colored blood and it lasted days.......is there something wrong with my body....does it make it more unlikely for us to conceive? i know it takes awhile after getting off birth control but it has almost been five monthes
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I'm not on any birth control havnt been in like 3 yrs and still no baby. My husband and I have a 6 yr old daughter that I was on birth control and got off of and got pregnant a month of bein off it but now I can't get prego. We have been tryn to but nothing. My periods are all screwed up and I can't seem to keep track cuz I have so much goin on. We gave up tryn and now I'm just like if it happens it happens but I still get dissapointed when I am not prego.
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i had a miscarriage back on 03-19-07., since then my period has been out of control, i had it on march 19 when i lose my baby, it lasted 2 1/2 weeks, on april 19 for 9 days, may 28 for 7 days, i didnt have it on june, then on july 3 for 6 days as i normally do.........but then i began spotting on july 25, for 2 weeks i was spottin, but not everyday, some days i was clean, no cramps, no pain......i've been tring to get pregnant but shuld i keep trying, im 16 yrs old almost 17 in two months, im married, im new at this, so i hope soem one give me a hand plz...........i would be so glad of hearing some advice.......
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Has anyone had bloody cervical mucus after a miscarrige?  I miscarried three weeks ago.  My HCG levels are down to 88 and my progesterone is .3 so I haven't ovulated.  A couple of days ago I starting having bloody cervical mucus when I wipe - sometimes a significant amount.  My OBGYN is not concerned but I'm trying to figure out what's going on with my body.
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Hi there. I would not be concerned about one irregular episode of bleeding as you just experienced. These are quite common, and particularly since your periods have been regular since stopping the pill, I would simply keep an eye out and make sure this is not a consistant happening and was a one-time event.

Five months of trying after being off the birth control pill is not a long time; infertility is defined as a year of unprotected intercourse.

A reasonable approach would be to see an infertility MD if the irregular bleeding persists, or if you are still not pregnant in another 3-4 months if your periods become regular again. Although the definition of infertility is one year, there is nothing 'etched in stone' about that so if you are not where you want to be after 7-8 months of trying it can't hurt to seed medical advice at that point.
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I just read over your post again and looked at a calendar.  I am not sure if I understand it all.  You started your cycle on the 2nd.  Then you had what you thought to be fertile cervical mucus around the 15th?  When did you start the bleeding?
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what do you mean?  bloody cervical mucus is fertile?  i am on day seven of bleeding and it hasn't stopped.  does everyone get bloody cervical mucus for days?  so i shouldn't freak out and worry?  
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Bloody cervical mucus is what it sounds like to me.  That is suppose to be the most fertile cervical mucus there is.  
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i started again on the 19th
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