With a history of regular periods, at age "31", unrecogized tubal infections may block your Fallopian tubes, so if successive months your pregnancy tests are negative, first get a sperm count done on your partner, and then ask your GYN physician about a hystero-salpingogram (HSG) to make certain your tubes are open, which is the most common cause of infertility.
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It is more likely to be your period. Implantation bleeding is usually just spotting and would have occurred 12-14 days before the date of your period.
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