What should I do about uterine bleeding during ovulation?

Ovulation-related uterine bleeding can be treated with oral estrogen medications or contraceptives. According to studies, normal ovulation bleeding involves minimal blood loss and does not occur frequently. It only occasionally happens, and as long as the bleeding is not heavy, it usually resolves quickly. Ovulation bleeding typically lasts two to three days and can affect all women, so there is no need for concern. If the bleeding stops within two or three days, treatment is generally unnecessary.