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Implantation? Or period?

So, I had my period for July and August normally.  Well my August one was later in the month, and so it ended September 3.  And there was nothing. at all.  And then I had sex yesterday, and all of a sudden there is blood.  This morning it was just light, small, barely there.  I checked a couple hours later, and nothing.  Then out of nowhere-- full blown bleeding.  It has only been a couple of hours that I have been bleeding.  But is this just a whacked period schedule?  Or could it be implantation?
My friend Rachel had a period for the first month, and so I am wondering, could this just be my body cleaning out due to implantation or what??
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1194973 tn?1385503904
I wouldn't say for sure it's implantation bleeding. No one can say if that's what it truly is. It could be either or. Only 30% of women will actually have implantation bleeding, and very very few will ever have a period. For the highest majority of women, this is impossible in pregnancy. It's more likely to be vaginal bleeding than a period. If it's been at least two weeks since you last had sex, you can take a pregnancy test with first morning urine. If it shows negative, you can wait a few days and retest, or you can see a doctor for a beta test.
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1280088 tn?1432049934
yes its implantation bleeding.
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1386405 tn?1291587800
sounds like it could just be a crazy cycle for you
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