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Hi, I wanted to ask, how to know whether its implantation bleeding? I took ovulation kit and show that i am ovulating at day 19, or 20. And now its day 33, on day 32 i tried to finger myself and i started seeing blood. But till now its more of like a spotting and no flows of period at all. So i started to think is this implantation bleeding? But as far as I know, I had sex 3 times during this month, and I did with condom for every time from start to finish and my bf even pull out before ejaculate, so I think my risk for pregnancy will be low, but if its not flowy period then i cant assume this is my period right? Thank you so much

While implantation bleeding is a real thing, it's not usual and is also so light that most people don't actually notice it.

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