Dec 12th, 2010, 10:04 AM
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| Trying to conceive (TTC) New BnB member Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Dallas, TX Posts: 2 | 2nd Cycle of Clomid.. Implantation?
Hi Ladies. This is my first post on the site even though I have been reading for months. This is my 2nd cycle of clomid (1st was 50 unsuccessful mg) This time I am on 100 mg. Normally my cycles are 35-40 days, and if Im lucky around 32. I am on day 26 today and I have been experiencing cm streaked with light pink / brownish blood. Im not having any cramps, just some sore BB's and a pinching sensation in my lower back last night. Im hoping this is implantation spotting since it is only day 26. I normally spot for 2 days before the witch gets here, but it progressively gets worse, darker and more painful. This is amost hard to notice on the TP unless you are paying attention. So it has not gotten any worse or more noticible since yesterday. I've been slightly uncomfortable in my pelvic region for about a week. Other than that no other symptoms. So what do you ladies think? Thanks for reading  |
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