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Implantation or irregular bleeding

Hi, I was wondering if someone can clarify this for me. I have a 24 days menstrual cycle and I'm always regular but this month has been a bit crazy for me. My last cycle began on 2/3/15 and I ovulated on 2/15. My husband and I had Intercourse on 2/12. I had some pink discharge 2 dpo and my period is not due until Friday the 27th (2 days from today) but I started spotting some brown stringy discharge last night and this afternoon I have pink discharge. I don't know what could be happening because I've never had this problem before. Could this be implantation?
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Thanks @ specialmom.  I am so nervous right now even though I  know there is nothing that I could do but wait until Friday. I did test with a ept brand yesterday morning before the spotting started and it was negative but I will buy the first response and test after Friday if af doesn't come.
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Well, that is always a possibility.  I don't think that implantation spotting is very common but some do experience it.  You shall find out in two days, right?  If you want to know now, you could try an early response pregnancy test which allows you to try a set number of days before expected period.  They are a bit more costly but pretty accurate.  I found out I was pregnant 4 days before my period with the Early Response brand.  good luck
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