What causes ovulation bleeding?

The causes of ovulation bleeding can be divided into several aspects, including physiological phenomena, endocrine disorders, emotions and stress, inflammation and infection.

1. Physiological phenomenon: During ovulation, the discharge of follicles in the ovaries causes hormone fluctuations in the body, and exfoliative bleeding occurs in the endometrium. Usually the amount of bleeding is small, lasts for about 3 days, and can improve on its own. It is a normal phenomenon and does not require special treatment.

2. Endocrine disorders: A temporary drop in estrogen levels causes the endometrium to lose hormonal support and some of the endometrium to shed, leading to regular vaginal bleeding. Excessive estrogen secretion can also easily lead to ovulation bleeding, which may affect the body's health and even increase the risk of gynecological tumors.

3. Emotions and stress: Excessive tension or stress can induce adverse reactions such as anxiety and insomnia, causing a small part of the endometrium to fall off and causing ovulation bleeding.

4. Inflammation and infection: Inflammation such as vaginitis and pelvic inflammatory disease may cause damage to the vaginal wall or endometrium, which may lead to bleeding. When the endometrium is chronically inflamed, the endometrium will be significantly congested during ovulation, which may also cause bleeding.

If ovulation bleeding continues to worsen, it may be accompanied by abdominal pain, infertility, irregular menstruation and other symptoms. It is recommended to go to the hospital in time to identify the cause and receive appropriate treatment. At the same time, it is also very important to maintain a happy mood, avoid excessive fluctuations in emotions and stress, pay attention to hygiene and prevent infection.