Traditional Chinese medicine says that ovulation bleeding is a good thing

Generally, there is no view that "TCM says ovulation bleeding is a good thing". Ovulation bleeding is called intermenstrual bleeding by TCM gynecology. It is not a good or bad thing, but just a physiological phenomenon.

In traditional Chinese medicine theory, the cause of ovulation bleeding is considered to be insufficient congenital endowment, excessive sexual intercourse, excessive labor and multiple births that damage the kidneys, or excessive thinking and virtual fire that consumes Yin, which leads to Chongren not being solid during ovulation, thus causing a small amount of vaginal bleeding. Weak constitution, miscarriage or postpartum blood stasis, blood stasis blocking the cell network, and blood not flowing through the meridians can also cause bleeding. Depressed temperament and long-term liver damage, liver qi stagnation, spleen and stomach damage, and cannot transform the essence of water and grain to produce essence and blood, but instead produce dampness. During the ovulation period, dampness and heat stagnation, yin and yang transformation are not coordinated, resulting in bleeding. Mental stimulation, pathogenic invasion and other factors lead to liver drainage dysfunction, which makes the qi mechanism lose dredging and smoothness and stagnation, and may also cause ovulation bleeding. Spleen deficiency may be caused by dietary factors, mental factors, physiological factors, disease factors, lifestyle and other factors, resulting in abnormal functions of transportation, ascending clearness and blood regulation, thus leading to ovulation bleeding.

If a woman experiences vaginal bleeding during the non-ovulation period or menstrual period, or excessive bleeding during the ovulation period accompanied by other discomfort symptoms, she needs to be alert to vaginal diseases, cervical diseases, intrauterine diseases, etc., and should seek medical advice in time and undergo corresponding examinations and treatments.