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Post A Reply Login Name: Password: Message Icon:                                                                       Message: HTML is not enabled. UBB Code™ is enabled. UBB Code™ Images not permitted. [QUOTE]Originally posted by Onionpie: [QB] I'm really sorry, I misunderstood -- I thought you meant you had been expecting your period for three days but that it hadn't come yet. So, you already know from the links Robin and Marion provided, as well as the discussion they've been having with you so far, that you really have no reason to believe you had a pregnancy risk with the first situation you described -- your pill should still be effective :) In the "where DID I come from" article (as well as a couple of the others!) it's explained that conception doesn't happen right away, and thus implantation can't happen right away. It takes about 7-10 days after an incident for conception to happen, so getting implantation 3 days after sex is really highly unlikely. If you need more info about when/how conception happens and when/how/why implantation bleeding might happen, the "where DID I come from" article and the board post on implantation bleeding goes into it more in-depth. It is possible that the bleeding is from a small abrasion from the sex you had, but there's no real way for any of us here to know, unfortunately. There are various possibilities for spotting like that, so we can't be sure. If it keeps up for more than a few days, it'd be your best bet to call your doctor or go to a clinic and they'd be able to tell you for sure what's up. [/QB][/QUOTE]

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