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Mid-cycle bleeding
Hi all,
I just want to see if any of you experience this with ovulation...
A little background, after going off the pill 2 years ago, I've started having spotting a week before my period (currently being treated with post-ovulation progesterone) and cramps all month. There's a small, lingering hemorrhagic cyst on one ovary that could be endometriosis; I have a lap scheduled for next month. Paps have always come back normal. We have been ttc unsuccessfully for 6 months.
Anyway, I don't usually bleed with ovulation, but I got my positive OPK on Monday, DTD Monday morning, and woke up Wednesday morning with very thick, blood-tinged mucus (sorry if TMI); this morning it was the same thing, but the blood was a little darker. Does anyone else have this with ovulation? I don't usually bleed at this point in my cycle, so it's a bit concerning to me. Thanks so much!
I just want to see if any of you experience this with ovulation...
A little background, after going off the pill 2 years ago, I've started having spotting a week before my period (currently being treated with post-ovulation progesterone) and cramps all month. There's a small, lingering hemorrhagic cyst on one ovary that could be endometriosis; I have a lap scheduled for next month. Paps have always come back normal. We have been ttc unsuccessfully for 6 months.
Anyway, I don't usually bleed with ovulation, but I got my positive OPK on Monday, DTD Monday morning, and woke up Wednesday morning with very thick, blood-tinged mucus (sorry if TMI); this morning it was the same thing, but the blood was a little darker. Does anyone else have this with ovulation? I don't usually bleed at this point in my cycle, so it's a bit concerning to me. Thanks so much!
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