Bleeding during ovulation and weight gain

Women may feel tired and weak during ovulation bleeding, which may lead to weight gain. Some research suggests that during ovulation bleeding, a woman's body may release some hormones in response to the bleeding, and these hormones may affect appetite and energy expenditure, leading to weight gain.

However, it's important to note that ovulation bleeding does not always lead to weight gain. If a woman's appetite decreases during ovulation bleeding, her body's energy expenditure decreases, and her body does not release enough hormones in response to the bleeding, they may experience weight loss after the bleeding ends.

Although ovulatory bleeding may have an impact on weight, this does not mean that women should give up on their efforts to control their weight during this period. If women feel fatigued and weak during this period, they can increase their food intake appropriately and maintain adequate sleep and exercise to help them regain strength and maintain a healthy weight.