Will there be vaginal bleeding with a ruptured corpus luteum?
May 27, 2024
Source: Cainiu Health
Dr. Zhao Xiaodong
Introduction
Below usually refers to the vagina. Whether vaginal bleeding occurs after corpus luteum rupture depends on individual circumstances and varies from person to person. If one's physical condition is good and the degree of corpus luteum rupture is mild, there may be no bleeding. However, if the physical condition is poor and the rupture is severe, bleeding may occur. In daily life, adequate rest should be maintained and strenuous exercise avoided.
The term "below" usually refers to the vagina. Whether vaginal bleeding occurs after corpus luteum rupture depends on the specific circumstances. If an individual has good physical health and the degree of corpus luteum rupture is mild, bleeding may not occur. However, if physical health is poor and the rupture is severe, bleeding may happen. Seek medical attention promptly if any discomfort arises. Detailed analysis is as follows:
1. No bleeding: The corpus luteum is an endocrine gland formed by yellow cells in a woman's ovary. Abdominal trauma from external force may cause the corpus luteum to rupture. Rough sexual activity between couples can also lead to such rupture. If the rupture occurs during the ovulation period and is mild, especially in individuals with good physical health, vaginal bleeding may not occur.
2. Bleeding: If physical health is poor and the corpus luteum rupture is severe, vaginal bleeding may occur. This is often accompanied by symptoms such as cold sweats, pallor, and fainting. In such cases, targeted treatment under the guidance of a qualified physician is recommended.
In daily life, it is important to ensure adequate rest, avoid strenuous exercise, and minimize the risk of intra-abdominal bleeding to prevent unnecessary harm to the body.
