I tested with an HPT Sunday morning. Still the prominent single pink line is very much present... I wonder when will I see the two lines.
My BBs are still sore. AF is still absent. And I hate that I am gaining my worst enemy - my weight.
Today, is the last day for my duphaston And what's odd? I saw a brown discharge on my undies. I've been waiting all day for AF to arrive and it hasn't showed yet. The discharge is still present when I wipe.
Could it be implantation bleeding?
I'm so paranoid. I always consult my BFF-
Google.
I've found this comment on this
link
Going through the
exact same thing myself! Whew, I'm glad I'm not alone!! I'm 12 DPO
and have been spotting for two days, pink, then light brown, back to
pink, then dark brown...(only when I wipe) I'm worn out! Implantation
bleeding can happen typically from 6-12 DPO, but if you implanted on day
12, you may bleed for a couple days after that since sometimes it takes
the blood awhile to travel on out! Also, if you implanted on day 12,
it may take another day or so for the hormones to become detectable on
HPT. Best of luck to you!!! hang in there :)
I've found another
link
Hi Dr... After 18 days of IUI, i got brown discharge. I am worrying now, M I not pregnant? please advice...
Doc's advice:
Hi,
Welcome to ehealthforum,
The symptoms that you describe 18 days after IUI could suggest probable
implantation if you have conceived or even decidual bleed (if IUI has
been successful). If IUI is not successful, it could indicate onset of
your menstrual period. Continue to follow the instructions and
medications as prescribed by your treating gynecologist. Wait and watch
for your periods. If you suspect chances of pregnancy, or if periods do
not start within 10 days of expected period dates, or if you get
abnormal periods, consider visiting your doctor/gynecologist at the
earliest for thorough examination (to confirm pregnancy related
changes/signs in body) and repeat blood/serum HCG level test (to
confirm/rule out pregnancy accurately). Be in regular monitoring and
follow-up with your treating doctor/gynecologist and report any
new/abnormal symptoms immediately. Take adequate rest. Drink plenty of
water. Maintain healthy diet. Look out for danger signs like increase in
intensity of abdominal cramps, increasing back pain, fresh bleeding
etc. Avoid lifting any heavy weights and avoid heavy work. Avoid
standing for long durations and avoid climbing stairs. Avoid use of
caffeinated and carbonated beverages.
Take care.
Something inside me is saying there is still hope. Just hold on... Well, I want to keep the hopes up. But, I want to face reality too.
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