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Implantation Bleeding????

Hey ladies. I'm 7w4d and still no implantation bleeding. I've had 3 positive hpt and 1 positive blood test at 5wks so its safe to say I'm definitely pregnant. Is that normal to not bleed?
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No need to worry, I'm carrying my second and didn't have any bleeding with either of them the entire time, even when I got real contractions in the eighth month with my first.
Kick back and relax, enjoy anything you can lol
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Yes its normal not to bleed. I didn't with my first 2 though I did with my third. So far not with my forth.
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Thanks all. Had my ultrasound today and everything looks healthy. Great to know its pretty normal.
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I'm on number 3 and I never had implantation bleeding....don't worry
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I went thru that with my son but as of now nothing so far so good
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Don't worry hunni.... only 30% of women experience implantation bleeding.
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You have nothing to worry about sweetie... I'm carrying baby #4 and have never experienced implantation bleeding... I think it's more normal for a woman not to experience it than to experience...
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7058746 tn?1393435420
I never had it Dr did warn me it could happen but never got it
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Thanks! Makes me feel better. :-)
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Yes, I know a lot more ppl who never had implantation bleeding than those that did.
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