Bleeding during ovulation is not a polyp.

Polyps are tumors that grow in the female reproductive organs and usually appear as one or more small tumors that may cause inflammation and bleeding. In contrast, ovulation bleeding is usually a normal physiological phenomenon and does not require treatment.

If women experience regular ovulation bleeding on a certain day during their menstrual cycle, it is recommended that they observe how long the bleeding lasts and talk to their doctor about any other medical problems. If your doctor thinks the bleeding is due to a polyp, they may recommend further testing to see if treatment is needed.

In short, bleeding during ovulation is not a polyp, but a normal physiological phenomenon. If a woman is unsure of the cause of bleeding, it is recommended to consult a doctor.