ovulation bleeding

How Common is Ovulation Bleeding?

Not all women experience ovulation bleeding, but it is not uncommon. Studies suggest that approximately 5-10% of women experience some form of mid-cycle spotting. It is more likely to occur in women who have regular menstrual cycles.

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