Black discharge during ovulation

The discharge from a woman's private parts is usually leucorrhea. The normal color of leucorrhea is colorless or white, which is a normal physiological phenomenon. However, some women have black secretions during ovulation, which needs to be taken seriously. There are many possible causes, including mental factors, drugs, and gynecological diseases. We need to understand the causes and make judgments based on our physical conditions. So, what is the cause of black discharge during ovulation?

Causes of black discharge 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.

What to pay attention to during ovulation

1. During the ovulation period, you should first keep your mood relaxed and avoid too much emotional fluctuations. During ovulation, physical discomfort is inevitable, such as breast pain, abdominal distension, irritability, back pain, etc. These are all normal phenomena during the ovulation period and there is no need to worry too much.

2. The body is more fragile during ovulation. At this time, you should be careful not to eat raw, cold, spicy or irritating foods. Don't be greedy for momentary pleasure and hurt your body. During this period, what you should do is drink more hot water, maintain a normal schedule, and eat more fresh fruits, vegetables and other foods.

The most important thing is to pay attention to hygiene during the ovulation period, change and wash your diapers frequently, because during the ovulation period, our uterus is the most vulnerable. If you do not pay attention to hygiene at this time, it is easy to be infected. Pay attention to protecting your uterus, keep warm, and don't overwork during this period.