Bleeding or implantation bleeding?

[Cassie_19]

Last period July 3rd as noted on my Flo app.
I don’t remember honestly how long or how heavy every though I have it noted from 3rd-7th of July. That month was a blur. If it was implantation bleeding would I have gotten a pregnancy test way sooner then August 2nd? I’m currently 19w4 days due to measurements but due to “lmp” I should be
20w3days. I had sex with man A June 28,29th and during my “period”July 4th. Then had sex with guy B on July 13,14,16,17,18,19,20th. I had my first positive pregnancy test on August 2nd. Was it a period or implantation bleeding? I had a DNA test done through DDC and came back Guy B is 99.9 father. After months that have gone by I called them to make sure results are right because I was worried about the whole period thing. I got a call and he said father is excluded and I was confused because my results said 99.9. He apologized and said it was a type and father is not excluded and confirmed my original results were indeed correct. I’m more anxious now thinking that typo was right and they brushed it off. How rare is that?

[AnnieBrooke]

If I remember your story correctly, you didn't even need to do a DNA test because the other evidence was clear, but you did it anyway and still worried despite having a DNA test. It sounds like you are still obsessing over it. But all the data suggested you got pregnant around July 20-24.

[Cassie_19]

I believe my period was not a period. I don’t remember it being the normal. Wanting to know more if it was implantation or period. Or if it would of been implantation bleeding would I had tested positive sooner.

[AnnieBrooke]

If I had to choose between the significance of two things and stack them up against each other, and the two things were:
1) a vague memory of a period at the beginning of the pregnancy-weeks count seeming a little off the norm, versus
2) actual medical data (the measurements of the actual embryo seen on an ultrasound in early pregnancy, and the results of a DNA test),
the memory would not win versus the medical data.

If you can't stop obsessing, rather than calling the DNA lab and then making up a reason they are probably lying to you, try getting some counseling. Fears are like thinking there are phantoms in the closet. We can make up lots of phantoms, but it doesn't make them real.