What causes abdominal pain during ovulation?

Some women will experience abdominal pain during ovulation. Some women may wonder whether it is normal to have lower abdominal pain during ovulation. In fact, there are several standards to determine whether ovulation pain is normal. First, whether this pain only occurs once a month, second, the location of the pain is fixed each time, and third, the pain goes away after a while. In fact, abdominal pain during ovulation is certainly not a common phenomenon.

In fact, abdominal pain will occur during ovulation. The abdominal pain during ovulation is often in the lower abdomen on one side. The pain is not severe, and it is dull, dull or distending, so it is often ignored. It will last for about half a day to a day and then resolve on its own. Ovulation abdominal pain is a physiological abdominal pain, which is caused by the rupture of the ovarian follicle when the woman's ovaries ovulate and the stimulation of the peritoneum by the follicular fluid after ovulation. Therefore, the abdominal pain is relatively mild.

In addition to menstruation, many women will experience abdominal pain during ovulation, sometimes on the left side, sometimes on the right side, and about once a month. The pain is not severe, just a dull pain. Most people can bear it, and it doesn't last long and will pass after a while.

Some women don't take it seriously, but some women are worried, wondering if they have some disease. In fact, this is just a normal physiological reaction of the body. Women don't need to be particularly nervous.

Why does abdominal pain occur during ovulation? Because during the ovulation process, due to the rupture of the follicular membrane and ovarian capsule, the follicular fluid stimulates the nearby peritoneum, and some more sensitive people (with a lower pain threshold) may experience abdominal pain. This pain is generally mild and occurs once a month. Since ovulation can occur alternately in both ovaries or occur more frequently on one side, the pain can occur alternately on the left and right ovaries or more frequently on one side.

Ovulation is a normal physiological process for women, but many women still have such a question. Generally speaking, the period from 5 days before ovulation to 5 days after ovulation is called the ovulation period. Some women will experience abdominal pain during the ovulation period, which is mainly caused by the stimulation of the peritoneum by the follicles and bleeding during ovulation.

Of course, some gynecological diseases do cause abdominal pain. In order not to delay other diseases, women can judge whether it is normal ovulation pain based on the following three criteria: first, the pain occurs once a month; second, the onset site is sometimes on the left and sometimes on the right; third, the pain goes away after a while and no treatment is given.

There are also some gynecological diseases that can cause abdominal pain in women, such as cervicitis, ectopic pregnancy, dysmenorrhea, etc., which can also cause abdominal pain in women. To determine whether the abdominal pain is caused by ovulation, you can follow the methods introduced above to effectively understand whether you have ovulation-related abdominal pain.