Brown discharge during ovulation

Due to the particularity of women's physiological period, ovulation occurs in every period. This is also a phenomenon that occurs in women in order to get pregnant. Only when ovulation can they successfully become pregnant and have a child. When ovulation arrives, secretions will appear, but women often don't feel anything. However, some women have brown secretions in their lower body during ovulation, so they need to pay attention to whether they have vaginitis or whether the corpus luteum function is normal.

1. The reason why there is brown discharge in the lower body during ovulation

1. Luteal insufficiency

Generally speaking, when a woman's corpus luteum function is insufficient or begins to atrophy, it will cause brown discharge around ovulation.

2. Gynecological diseases

When you suffer from gynecological diseases, such as uterine fibroids, endometriosis and other diseases, the lesions may also cause you to secrete brown substances.

3. Mental stress

If you have been under too much mental stress or feeling depressed recently, it will cause endocrine disorders. We all know that endocrine disorders can cause many diseases.

4. Medication

Taking medication for a certain period of time may also be one of the reasons why brown discharge may occur during ovulation. The medication may disrupt your endocrine system, causing endocrine disorders and leading to irregular menstruation.

2. Symptoms of ovulation

1. Anal swelling

When you feel a slight falling sensation in your anus and a slight pain in your lower abdomen, it may mean that you are currently in your ovulation period, because the mature eggs are being discharged from the ovaries at this time, which will cause this kind of reaction.

2. Increased vaginal discharge

During ovulation, you will clearly feel that your secretions are more than usual and become thinner, mostly in the shape of egg white. This situation usually lasts about 2 days. And this is the peak period of your ovulation.

3. Breast tenderness

During ovulation, many women experience nipple tingling and breast tenderness. In severe cases, your nipples may be extremely painful when touched, and sometimes the breast pain may even continue until your next menstrual period.