Patient's question:
The period between two menstrual cycles (ovulation period?) always has one day with slightly reddish leukorrhea, which has lasted for about half a year. Is it necessary to undergo detailed examinations? The menstrual cycle is normal, but it takes about 7 days, and the amount has recently been slightly reduced.Doctor's answer:
Hello, friend. I have carefully read your description. Considering your current main issue is ovulation-induced bleeding, the primary reason for this condition is that during ovulation, after the mature follicle ruptures and releases the egg, the estrogen level in your body drops sharply, leading to local erosion of the endometrial surface and causing a small amount of bleeding.Recommendations:
Based on your current condition, the slightly reddish discharge during ovulation is a typical symptom of ovulation-induced bleeding, which is a normal physiological phenomenon. If you have no other discomforting symptoms, no treatment is needed at the moment. Additionally, having small uterine fibroids is not a problem—regular follow-up examinations are sufficient.