Is it normal to have brown discharge during ovulation?

Is it normal to have brown discharge during ovulation every month?

1. It is normal to have brown discharge during the ovulation period every month.

2. Ovulation refers to a specific period of time when ovulation occurs. Usually, ovulation occurs about 14 days before the next menstrual period. Generally, brown discharge during ovulation is normal. If there is a small amount of brown bleeding during ovulation, or blood in the leucorrhea, this is called ovulation bleeding, which is a normal physiological phenomenon.

3. Bleeding during ovulation is caused by a drop in hormone levels in the body. After ovulation, due to a temporary drop in estrogen levels, the endometrium, which is only supported by hormones for growth and development, undergoes local necrosis and shedding, resulting in a small amount of bloody secretions. Since the amount of blood is very small, it takes a long time for oxidation in the reproductive tract, so brown or dark brown secretions will flow out.

4. In addition, there may be a small amount of blood-like substance in the leucorrhea, the amount is significantly less than the normal menstrual volume, and it will last for 2-3 days and then stop naturally.

5. Keep warm during the ovulation period. Women's body resistance will decrease during the ovulation period, and they are prone to cold, so they should keep warm to avoid catching cold and getting sick. You can do proper exercise in daily life to improve your physical fitness. Drink more water and keep urination regular to prevent bacteria from invading and causing urinary tract infection. Pay attention to personal hygiene, try to wear cotton underwear, change and wash underwear frequently, eat light food, and avoid spicy and irritating food.