Implantation Bleeding: Occurs in Only 25–30% of Pregnancies
Implantation bleeding is not universal. It occurs in approximately 25–30% of pregnant women, typically 10–14 days after conception (around expected menses). Characteristics:
- Light spotting (pink/brown), not heavy flow.
- Lasts hours to 1–2 days.
- No clots, minimal/no cramping.
Differential for Early Bleeding
- Breakthrough bleeding (hormonal adjustment).
- Cervical ectropion (post-coital).
- Early pregnancy loss / ectopic (requires evaluation).
Absence of implantation bleeding does not indicate non-pregnancy or poor prognosis.
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