hi what is below is from the mayo clinic. implantation bleeding — typically defined as bleeding that occurs 10 to 14 days after conception — is normal and relatively common. implantation bleeding is thought to happen when the fertilized egg attaches to the lining of the uterus. implantation bleeding usually occurs around the time you would expect to have a menstrual period. however implantation bleeding generally lasts for a short time and is usually much lighter than menstrual bleeding. some women don't experience implantation bleeding and others don't notice it. it's also possible to mistake implantation bleeding for a period. if this happens you might not realize that you're pregnant — which can lead to mistakes when determining a baby's due date. implantation bleeding stops on its own and doesn't require treatment. if the bleeding persists or you're concerned about any vaginal bleeding during pregnancy contact your health care provider. so you can see from this its not some kind of right that you get it my wife has had 3 and never got it once if it happens it happens. hope this helps you. good luck
will i have implantation bleeding in future pregnancies? . i had a baby 8 months ago. i have a fibroid that grew from about golf ball size to grapefruit size during pregnancy. in early pregnancy around implantation i had moderate red and brown bleeding and then spotting twice during the first trimester. i would like to get pregnant again soon and am wondering if i should expect to have the same bleeding in very early pregnancy again due to my fibroid. my fibroid is located on the outside of the uterine wall.