Menstruation (or period) is the bleeding that occurs when the endometrium is shed approximately 12 to 16 days after ovulation.
According to the American Pregnancy Association, some women experience mid-cycle or ovulatory bleeding and may mistake this for a period. This can be seen more in women who have very irregular cycles, although it can occur in women with regular cycles as well. They may experience what appears to be a period, but in reality, this is most likely ovulatory bleeding.
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Menstruation (or period) is the bleeding that occurs when the endometrium is shed approximately 12 to 16 days after ovulation.
According to the American Pregnancy Association, some women experience mid-cycle or ovulatory bleeding and may mistake this for a period. This can be seen more in women who have very irregular cycles, although it can occur in women with regular cycles as well. They may experience what appears to be a period, but in reality, this is most likely ovulatory bleeding.
Helena
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