Is mid-period bleeding normal?

It may be caused by some self-adjustment of the human body; if this situation occurs for a long time, we should pay enough attention to it.

Because bleeding at abnormal times is mostly due to a slight abnormality in the woman's body; first of all, we can divide a menstrual cycle into four stages, the first stage is the spermatorrhea, which is from the beginning of menstruation to the end of menstruation; the second stage is the ovulation stage, which is the period before the beginning of menstruation; the third stage is the ovulation stage, as the name suggests, it is the stage when the egg cell is discharged; the last one is the mid-ovulation stage, this stage lasts from the end of ovulation to the beginning of the next menstruation.

If this kind of bleeding occurs in the middle or late period, it is very likely ovulation bleeding. When the egg is about to be discharged, the body will secrete a large amount of estrogen to repair the uterine wall, and then the bleeding will stop.

If the estrogen secretion is insufficient at this time, the body will not be able to completely repair the uterine wall due to lack of estrogen, which will cause bleeding; of course, this is not always the case. Another possibility is that the bleeding is caused by some reasons after the egg is released. Because after the egg is released, the body's metabolism of estrogen will decrease very quickly, which will lead to a certain decrease in the body's total estrogen production. At the same time, it will cause abnormalities in the uterine wall that was previously repaired due to estrogen increase; thus causing a small amount of bleeding in the middle and late stages of the menstrual period.

If this situation occurs very rarely and the amount of blood discharged is also small, this situation does not need treatment. If the situation is just the opposite, that is, the bleeding frequency is high and the bleeding is relatively large, you need to see a doctor for examination in time.