Ovulation congestion during ovulation: Do you understand it?

You may have heard the term "ovulation congestion" but don't know what it means. So, let’s take a look at what egg ovulation congestion is.

Egg ovulation congestion refers to the formation of tiny blood clots inside the ovary when a woman's egg is released from the ovary during ovulation. These blood clots are called "ovulation congestion."

These egg release congestions cycle through a woman's menstrual cycle and usually disappear at the start of her next menstrual cycle. However, if women suffer from some diseases, such as ovarian chocolate cysts or ovarian tumors, these egg discharge congestion may last for a long time, and may even cause serious effects on women's health.

So, what impact does egg ovulation congestion have on women’s health?

If a woman suffers from egg ovulation congestion, it may affect her fertility. This is because during the ovulation period, it takes a period of time for a woman's egg to be fertilized after it is released, and egg ovulation congestion may prevent the woman's egg from being released, thus affecting the woman's fertility.

Egg ovulation congestion may also cause women to experience symptoms such as abdominal pain and low back pain. These symptoms may affect a woman's quality of life and may even lead to the need for surgery.

So, how to prevent and treat egg ovulation congestion?

Methods to prevent and treat egg ovulation congestion include:

1. Perform regular physical examinations to detect and treat women’s diseases in a timely manner.

2. During ovulation, women should avoid overexertion and maintain adequate rest and sleep.

3. Women should have regular gynecological examinations to detect and treat women’s diseases in a timely manner.

Although egg ovulation congestion is a common female physiological phenomenon, it may also have a serious impact on women's health. Therefore, women should have regular physical examinations, promptly discover and treat women's diseases, and prevent the occurrence of egg ovulation congestion.