You and your husband have been wishing to have a baby and be working hard about it: supervise your menstrual cycle, rest enough, consult your ob-gyn and know when it is the best time to try.

While waiting for a signal, in fact, it will be pregnant, suddenly notes a bleeding of brown or rosaceous light. Before getting rid of and confused for a menstrual period, you may want to be more positive and consider bleeding of implantation.

What is implantation bleeding?

This should not be a cause of concern. In fact, it should be something to smile. When the sperm is capable of fertilizing the egg, the result is an embryo. The fertilized egg then travels to the uterus and adheres to the uterine lining. A successful attachment is known as implementation that can sometimes lead to light spots and get to know as deployment bleeding.

If you experience this, remember that this is not something to worry about, unless the hemorrhage is profuse and you have small abdominals. This is also one of the first signs of pregnancy and can occur between six and 12 days after implantation. Also, this can last several hours or in one or two days.

 

While this does not happen to all women, at least 1/3 of pregnant women can experience this condition. Apart from light bleeding, this occurrence also has other signs that are:

Light cramps

Changes in the mood

Headaches

It is possible to think that it only has its monthly period instead of deployment bleeding, since these two seem similar. However, there are different differences between the two.

Bleeding during implantation lasts 2 days maximum, while menstruation can begin light for a few days and becomes heavier for up to seven days.

The lower abdominal colic is weak and slight in the bleeding of implantation, while when you are menstruating, cramping can be more significant.

The bleeding of the implantation is light color, while the bleeding of menstruation is bright red.

The bleeding of implantation occurs around the tenth day of ovulation, while menstruation usually occurs in 14º.

Is it possible to calculate the time of deployment bleeding?

Yes, you can calculate the time of bleeding of implantation. As mentioned above, it happens between 6-10 days of conception. What you can do is keep a record of your menstruation period and your menstrual cycle. It will also help to know the date of its last ovulation period.

If you know the first day of your last menstrual period and have a 28-day menstrual cycle, ovulate after 14 days. If your egg is fertilized within your ovulation period, you will travel to the uterus and adhere to the uterine wall. If everything is fine, the bleeding of the implantation can occur on the tenth day after ovulation.

If you know the date of ovulation, you will also get the same calculation. That said, it is important to follow up on your menstrual period and take into account the signs of ovulation. You can also use an available implementation calculator.

What can be indicators that you are fertile?

Low abdominal pain

Brown vaginal discharge.

Breast tenderness.

Elastic and whitish cervical multiple

Greater sexual unit

Smell sensitivity

While not all women can notice these signs, there are other ways to know if you are ovulating. These are through:

Monitoring of the temperature of the basal body

Fertility monitor

Ovulation kit

Menstrual period swallowing

Now that you know about the bleeding of the implementation and how to calculate your time, you do not need to get nervous if you see some spots of light while waiting for some signs of being pregnant.