Post Date November, 16 2024
How to confirm ovulation bleeding?
Firstly, to distinguish whether there is bleeding during ovulation, the calculation should be based on time. Ovulation bleeding usually occurs during ovulation, and usually stops after three days. The amount of bleeding is relatively small, and some only show as brown secretions.
Secondly, the method of differentiation is to perform auxiliary examinations, in addition to whether there are other organic related diseases, such as uterine adnexal ultrasound examination, to determine whether there are submucosal uterine fibroids, endometrial polyps, etc., but cervical related examinations are also required to determine whether there are cervical lesions. After excluding organic lesions, if it is bleeding near ovulation, it is generally considered as ovulation bleeding.
What causes ovulation bleeding?
1. Emotional factors of ovulatory bleeding: Women who have been troubled by negative emotions such as tension, depression, terror, anxiety, and depression for a long time have a high probability of ovulatory bleeding. Due to negative emotions, it can lead to disorders of the female neuroendocrine system, affecting follicular development, leading to endometrial detachment and vaginal bleeding, leading to ovulation bleeding.
2. Drug factors for ovulation bleeding: Sexual intercourse is a very important part of every adult woman's life. However, unsafe sexual intercourse can lead to unintended pregnancy in women. In order to prevent unintended pregnancy, many women often choose to use oral contraceptives for contraception after sexual intercourse. However, after contraceptive pills enter the body, the adverse reactions caused by the drugs are very diverse, and ovulation bleeding is a very common drug.
3. Dietary factors for ovulatory bleeding: Unhealthy eating habits such as long-term diet, picky eating, and partial eating can lead to ovulatory bleeding. Because these unhealthy diets can lead to changes in female hormone levels, leading to ovulation bleeding due to a decrease in progesterone levels and inadequate luteal function.
