What are the symptoms of ovulation bleeding?

What are the symptoms of ovulation bleeding ? Many women still have questions, do they need to take medicine to treat ovulation bleeding , and what medicine should they take ?

Ovulation bleeding usually occurs around the 12th to 16th day of the menstrual cycle. The amount of bleeding is very small and is a normal phenomenon. It usually lasts for a few hours or two or three days, usually not more than a week, and will stop on its own without treatment.

The reason why bleeding symptoms occur during ovulation is that as the follicle matures and is discharged, the level of estrogen will drop temporarily, and then the endometrium will lose support in a short period of time, and part of the endometrium will fall off, causing bleeding. Bleeding symptoms and bleeding volume also vary from person to person, and some people rarely experience bleeding symptoms.

Some women experience no discomfort during ovulation bleeding, while others experience mild lower abdominal discomfort or lower back pain, similar to menstrual cramps, but much lighter than menstrual cramps. Ovulation bleeding is a normal symptom, and medication is generally not recommended if there is no obvious discomfort.

If you feel obvious discomfort in your lower abdomen, or symptoms such as frequent bleeding, you can take a small amount of estrogen supplements on the 8th to 10th day of your menstrual cycle, before ovulation bleeding occurs, and take them for about 5 consecutive days. By supplementing estrogen, you can prevent ovulation bleeding symptoms caused by a temporary decrease in estrogen.

If the amount of bleeding is heavy, you can also take a small amount of hemostatic drugs appropriately. However, it is recommended that you go to the hospital for examination first if the amount of bleeding is heavy. After confirming that there are no other diseases, take the medicine as prescribed by the doctor. You can also cooperate with relevant Chinese medicine conditioning treatment.