The difference between ovulation bleeding and implantation bleeding

Ovulation bleeding is different from menstruation. It mainly occurs about 14 days before menarche. It is a normal physiological phenomenon with individual differences. Implantation bleeding is a condition in which a small number of women experience some bleeding after the embryo implants, but not everyone experiences this condition. So, what is the difference between ovulation bleeding and implantation bleeding? The following editor will give you a detailed introduction.

The difference between ovulation bleeding and implantation bleeding

There is no significant difference in symptoms between ovulation bleeding and implantation bleeding. Generally speaking, ovulation bleeding and implantation bleeding occur at different times. Ovulation bleeding occurs when the egg is discharged, while implantation bleeding generally occurs after the sperm and egg, which is about a week after ovulation bleeding. Generally, both bleeding will not be excessive and will stop on their own. If bleeding continues, you should also consider the possibility of inflammation or infection.

Ovulation bleeding refers to the periodic vaginal bleeding in the middle and late menstrual period, that is, the ovulation period, due to the temporary decrease in estrogen levels, the uterine wall loses the support of hormones and part of the uterine wall falls off, causing periodic vaginal bleeding, which is called ovulation bleeding. The bleeding will be relatively more than implantation bleeding.

Embryo implantation occurs about 6 days after fertilization. At this time, most pregnant women do not have very obvious reactions, and a few women will have some bright red or light pink blood stains, which is called implantation bleeding. Not everyone has this condition, so it is not a significant pregnancy phenomenon. If the woman is ovulating during sexual intercourse and the man has good sperm motility, pregnancy can usually be achieved within 24 to 48 hours, and the woman will not feel anything when the embryo implants! However, only a small number of people will bleed a small amount when the embryo implants due to physiological and physical problems.

Implantation bleeding occurs about 1 week into pregnancy. If it is 7 to 10 days since ovulation, then it can be suspected that the embryo has implanted. You can go to the hospital for examination. If it is more than 12 days since ovulation, it may be menarche.