Ovulation bleeding doesn't always have to be scary. Although it may seem strange, ovulation bleeding is a normal physiological phenomenon that usually begins on day 14 of a woman's menstrual cycle and lasts for around 2-3 days.

While ovulation bleeding can be unsettling, it doesn't cause any serious problems. Typically, the bleeding is light and does not cause pain or discomfort. If a woman experiences discomfort during ovulation bleeding, or if the bleeding is prolonged or heavy, talk to her doctor to determine whether treatment is needed.

To summarize, ovulation bleeding isn't always scary, but if you feel uncomfortable or have any concerns, talk to your doctor.