Please i need an advise ?

You can see it anytime. It varies from one person to another.

There are a number of reasons why you could see blood after sex.
- If you weren’t well lubricated during sex
- If there is an infection in the vagina, it can cause an irritation and lead to bleeding.
- there’s also the chance that you’re spotting from your period.
It could be anything, just to be safe.. you can get yourself checked out by your gynecologist. All the best

Some women bleed during their first 12 weeks of pregnancy. The most possible cause during early pregnancy is Implantation bleeding. You may experience some normal spotting within the first six to 12 days after you conceive as the fertilized egg implants itself in the lining of the uterus. But since you said this is heavy bleeding, you need to see a doctor as a matter of urgency

You shouldn't worry too much yet. They are other factors like stress, drugs, food and environmental factors that might be responsible. Was the pregnancy test via blood test or stripe?

Are you wondering if you are pregnant or not? Or Are you suspecting to be pregnant due to unprotected sex you had lately? You'll have to wait and take another test in a week. Or better still do a blood pregnancy test. It's more accurate and can detect pregnancy earlier.

Was it Urine Pregnancy Test or Blood Test? While urine pregnancy tests can accurately detect the presence of hCG, they are qualitative - merely giving a negative or positive result. Most urine tests need a higher level of hCG than a blood test to show a positive result and so may be slower to show a positive result.

Ofcourse! Very possible

You should see a doctor for examination. Let's not joke with live

The pain occurs when the muscles in the uterus (womb) contract or tighten, and often feels like cramping or heaviness in the pelvic area, lower back or stomach. Despite it being a typical add-on of getting your period, if the pain is severe, it could be a sign of something more serious, such as endometriosis. Try see a gynaecologist for proper evaluation

Black period blood and vaginal discharge may look frightening, but it isn’t a cause of concern at all times. You may notice black coloured vaginal discharge throughout your menstrual cycle, particularly at the beginning of your periods.

Black period blood is blood that takes more time to leave your uterus and gets oxidized in the process. This may make this blood darker in colour. Hence, it appears as a dark brown or black period blood. This blood often has as a resemblance to coffee grounds.

However, in some cases, you should see your doctor for black coloured vaginal discharge. So if you're sure, please see your doctor as soon as possible.

Have you tried to see a fertility specialist with ur spouse?? If uve been trying for 2 years, tracking ur period/ovulation might not be enough. Meanwhile, between August and Oct, its been quite regular.

Ovulation comes before menstruating so its possible.

It depends when you had the unprotected sex. If when you had the unprotected sex is more than 10 days, you can consider having a Pregnancy test. The blood test will detect just a couple of days after implantation has occurred, or within about 10 days after having sex and getting pregnant. The urine test, on the other had, lags by several days and is usually not positive until after two weeks.

U should report back to your doctor who prescribed d injection for you. However, i will advise u see a fertility specialist with your spouse for proper check up.

That's 23 days apart. Is your period just returning after child birth? Are u on any family planning method?

Having sex when a girl has her period can make it even easier to spread some STDs.

Breastfeeding doesn't prevent menstruation, talking from experience. My baby is just 4months on exclusive and I saw my period when she was five weeks, 5days.

Sperm coming out of Vagina is a normal occurrence. I guess it depends on the sex positions. Most women bleed for 3 to 5 days, but a period lasting only 2 days to as many as 7 days is still considered normal.

Ovulation usually happens 14 days before your next period begins, but it can vary from month to month even in women with regular cycles.