Best Answer: It means quite a few things: U/L can mean units per liter -- some medical tests are reported in this fashion. Finally, the greek letter Âµ or mu appears occasionally in science. There is, for example, a subatomic particle called the Âµ-meson. It is used in dealing with very small or weak measurements, such as the Âµ-ohmmeter, and in the measurement of wavelengths. I'm sure there are many more, but I think you get the idea. The term Âµ represents (usually) the extremely small or weak.
Not all women experience implantation cramping but those that do will notice it when the implantation occurs within their womb. The cramping will occur at the same time as implantation, between six and twelve days following ovulation. At this point, your new fetus will be attached to your uterine cavity. Some people say that implantation cramps are natureâs way of hinting to the expectant mother that she has conceived.
Best Answer: It can take up to 7 days to get implantation bleeding after fertilization. As for calculating how far pregnant you would be you can take the first day of your last mentrual period and count forward (I know it's weird but this is usually how they calculate how far along you are). If you are having implantation I would say you are probably around 3 weeks pregnant.