What is the cause of brown blood during ovulation? Know it early and benefit early

Brown blood during ovulation is mostly caused by hormone fluctuations, which is often called ovulation bleeding. This is a normal physiological phenomenon. If brown blood is accompanied by other clinical symptoms, it may be a reproductive system disease, such as endometrial polyps or adenomyosis.

About a week after the menstrual period ends, the ovulation period begins. At this time, mature eggs are often released, and the pregnancy rate is relatively high. However, some people experience abnormalities during the ovulation period, such as brown blood. So what is the cause of brown blood during ovulation?
1. Fluctuation of hormone levels <br/>The presence of brown blood in the vagina during ovulation is related to the fluctuation of hormone levels. For most women, the levels of this hormone and luteinizing hormone will reach a peak before ovulation. After ovulation, the levels of these two hormones will drop rapidly, which can easily cause endometrial shedding and bleeding. After ovulation, the corpus luteum will also secrete estrogen, and the level of estrogen will rise rapidly at this time. The process of rising hormone levels is actually the process of endometrial repair, so the amount of bleeding during ovulation is relatively small, usually only brown discharge.
2. Reproductive system diseases <br/>Brown blood during ovulation may also be caused by certain reproductive system diseases, such as endometrial polyps or adenomyosis. Some inflammatory diseases of the ovaries are also likely to cause this phenomenon. In most cases, it is accompanied by other clinical symptoms. It is recommended to go to a regular hospital for examination in time, and then carry out symptomatic treatment after the cause is determined.
The above two are the main reasons for brown blood during ovulation. If there is only bleeding, no other abnormal symptoms, and the amount of bleeding is very small, generally no special treatment is required, but regular follow-up observation is required to prevent the condition from getting worse.