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Are you sure it is 2 dpo; if you use calendar method to pinpoint ov. - then you might be + - 4 days each way, that can make you 6 dpo which is common time for implantation

i used a opk and cervical observations to tell. if it was +4 days i didnt bd in that time.

i read somewhere that it CAN occur 2-14 days after ovulation. but usually happens between 6-12. this makes me feel better....

i asked my doctor if implantation can occur 3 days post ovulation and she said yes it can happen that soon. i feel much better.

somehow reading this i may also have implant at 3dpo due to the cramping....my hubby and I started the baby dance 6 days ago.

If it was only 2 DPO that you saw spots, then it could have been ovulation spotting. Some women get a little spotting when the egg breaks through and it could take a day or two to come out. I had two spots 3 DPO and was wondering the same, so I read up on it.