What are the symptoms of ovulation bleeding?

Ovulation bleeding is a common physiological phenomenon, with symptoms mainly including the following: women may experience slight vaginal bleeding during ovulation (typically the middle phase of the menstrual cycle). This bleeding is usually lighter than menstrual flow and may appear pink or brown in color. The duration is generally short, lasting no more than one week, and in most cases, the amount of bleeding gradually decreases and stops on its own. During ovulation bleeding, women may feel mild abdominal discomfort or a sensation of heaviness, similar to premenstrual symptoms. These symptoms typically resolve naturally after ovulation ends. However, if the bleeding lasts longer than usual or is accompanied by other abnormal symptoms, it is advisable to seek medical evaluation promptly.