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NoDoctor's answer:
The manifestations of corpus luteum rupture vary greatly. Some may only experience sudden but mild unilateral lower abdominal pain, as the capillaries within the ruptured corpus luteum heal on their own, and the small amount of blood that flows out is also absorbed without leaving any aftereffects. Others may suffer severe and unbearable abdominal pain due to secondary rupture of blood vessels within the corpus luteum, with blood flowing into the abdominal cavity, causing persistent abdominal pain. In severe cases, this can lead to hemorrhagic shock, characterized by profuse sweating, dizziness, headache, hypotension, and cold extremities. If treatment is not timely, it can be life-threatening.