How to Differentiate Ovulation Bleeding from Other Types of Bleeding?
It is essential to differentiate ovulation bleeding from other types of [abnormal uterine bleeding](). Ovulation bleeding is usually light, short-lived, and occurs mid-cycle. In contrast, [implantation bleeding]() can occur when a fertilized egg attaches to the uterine lining, generally a few days before the expected period and is usually lighter than ovulation bleeding. [Menstrual bleeding]() is heavier and lasts longer, typically 3-7 days. If you experience heavy or prolonged bleeding, it is crucial to consult a healthcare provider.
