Possible: Implantation bleeding is not really as common as the internet would have you believe. When it does happen it's usually 6-12 days after ovulation. A pregnancy test 7-10 days after unprotected intercourse is much more helpful. If you are trying to avoid pregnancy considering your age please see your doctor to discuss birth control options. If you are trying to get pregnant take a prenatal vitamin.
Answered 2/20/2013
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Mid-cycle spotting: Spotting or bleeding mid-cycle is likely to be around the time of ovulation, when estrogen hormone levels drop. Progesterone hormone 'kicks in' to stop the bleeding. You should not be pregnant on day 15 unless your last period was actually early pregnancy bleeding which would make you around 6 weeks pregnant. See a fertility specialist (rei) if trying to conceive without success.
Answered 6/30/2014
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