Cervical mucus after successful implantation

During implantation, the fertilized egg cell attaches itself to the lining of the uterus and connects to the bloodstream via it. This process is often referred to in technical terms as nidation or implantation. In some cases, there is slight bleeding during implantation, known as implantation bleeding. This occurs because blood vessels in the uterus can be injured during the implantation process. Blood? No panic! It is not dangerous for the woman or for the further course of the pregnancy. Learn more about the cervical mucus after successful implantation here.

Implantation - when does it take place?

The Natural family planning lets you perceive your cycle particularly well in all its phases. Over time you will notice changes in your cycle faster and stronger true. Pre-existing ovulation can be recognized particularly by the cervical mucus. 

Now all the signs are green: a cervical mucus peak has taken place and its condition allows the sperm to migrate to the egg cell. Now fertilization can also take place. It takes about 6 days for the fertilized egg cell to settle in the uterus and implant itself completely. 

For you, this means: With a regular cycle of 28 days, implantation would be complete from around the 19th day to the 24th day at the latest.

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Implantation - a little closer to the desire to have children?

Unfortunately, successful fertilization is no guarantee of pregnancy, because it is important that the egg implants properly. A pregnancy can only occur when the egg cell and the uterus have connected and you are closer than ever to fulfilling your desire to have children!