Lochia during ovulation

Lochia during ovulation is a natural phenomenon of women's physiological function, which usually occurs in the first few days after the egg is released. The main components of lochia are vaginal secretions and blood, as well as some bacteria and white blood cells. These components are easily oxidized in the air, making lochia more valuable.

However, lochia during ovulation is not completely normal. If the lochia lasts for too long or is excessive in amount, or if the lochia contains blood clots, it may be a symptom of some disease. Therefore, if you feel unwell, it is recommended to seek medical advice promptly.

In daily life, women can take some measures to reduce the pressure of lochia during ovulation. For example, keep your vagina clean, avoid using lotions or medications, and wash your private parts regularly. In addition, paying attention to diet and rest to avoid overwork and stress can also reduce the pressure of lochia.