thread: Spotting at ovulation?

  1. #1
    *sydneydoula* Guest

    Spotting at ovulation?

    Hi everyone,
    I was wondering if anyone else had experienced spotting around ovulation. I noticed that overnight i had some slight tinged CM, i am CD 9, and i have had partial ferning for the last couple of days and last night i had full ferning. What do you all think?

  2. #2
    Registered User

    May 2004
    172

    Not sure about the spotting, but what is 'ferning', I've never heard that term before?

  3. #3
    Registered User

    Oct 2005
    Cherry Tree Lane
    1,108

    Wink

    ferning is the term used when use saliva OPk's such as maybe maybe- if your "ferning" it means you are partially fertile. Your salivia looks like little ferns rather that just specks on the OPK

    HTH

  4. #4
    Registered User

    Jan 2005
    Down by the ocean
    6,110

    I've had ovulation spotting. It didn't happen everytime, but it only lasted for a day when it did.

  5. #5
    Registered User

    Apr 2006
    Hobart, Tasmania
    365

    I spotted this cycle from CD9 until CD12...in fact all of the days when I had either watery or EWCM. I O'd on CD12. Apparently, according to a book called Taking Charge of your Fertility or something like that, spotting around O is a good sign.

    I hope it is, I'm 7dpo now.

    Good luck.

    Lisa

  6. #6
    Registered User

    Feb 2006
    529

    i was just about to post the same question.....
    Im CD 18, and last 2 cycles i have ovulated on CD 18 or 19. DP and i bd last night, then i went out with the girls for dinner, when i went to te toilet i had one streak of red blood only a little. i am thinking i O'ed either friday or yesterday as i had major cramping (really bad) so is the red streak an ok sign? i have never ever had it before, and thisis my 7th month TTC. luv TG

  7. #7
    Registered User

    Feb 2006
    AUSTRALIA
    1,263

    When i was filling in my Chart on FF the other day, with that info box that comes up said that spotting at ovulation can occur although it doesnt happen that often.