Patient's question:
After the menstrual period, vaginal bleeding starts about half a cycle. A few days later, there's a little bleeding, and the test paper is positive. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
This is ovulatory bleeding. During the mid-cycle, which is the ovulation period, a temporary rise in estrogen levels causes the endometrium to lose hormonal support and partially shed again, leading to regular vaginal bleeding known as ovulatory bleeding. Regular vaginal bleeding occurs again during the mid-cycle (ovulation period), usually in small amounts, lasting for several hours or days, and may be accompanied by mild abdominal pain or lower back pain. Women with gynecological conditions can, while receiving professional treatment, use dietary therapy as a supplementary treatment in daily life. It is essential to avoid extreme hunger or overeating in daily dietary habits and never indulge in binge eating.