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implantation bleeding ?

I'm wondering if I could be preg. My cycles are 34 days my lmp was march 26th I had unprotected sex April 14th. April 22nd I started spotting brown for hours, towards end of the night it picked up, filled less than 1/2 pad. Then I continues to very lightly bleed for 2 days n on the 25th it stopped. I had no cramps, no blood clots. And no normal signal of my period coming. I always drink about 2-3 gallons of water the day before I start. I didn't this time . Totally caught me off guard. Could I be preg ? And is it possible to bleed more during implantation if conceiving twins ? (Twins run in family)
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583196 tn?1429221155
sounds like you will have to wait for your missed period and test.
my feeling is that since it was brown its unlikely to be implantation but you never know. i don't think the amount is measurable really because each woman is different. for me i just get a little tiny spot but i have heard of others who have actually bled a lot. so the amount would be relative to your own body.
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That's what confuses me because I have long heavy periods. N it wasn't heavy but it wasn't spotting either . N it was only brown in the beginning when.I was spotting.
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583196 tn?1429221155
i see, hopefully test date is soon and you get some answers.
best of luck!
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