Does bleeding matter during ovulation period of two months in succession

If

a woman has bleeding for two consecutive months during ovulation, but the amount of bleeding is less, the bleeding time is shorter, and it can stop by itself. At this time, it usually does not matter. Generally, it is caused by a small amount of endometrial detachment when follicles are discharged. It is a normal physiological phenomenon, and there is no need to worry about it. If the amount of bleeding is too large, the bleeding time is longer, and it cannot stop by itself, it is generally more important. Generally, it is related to uterine fibroids. If uterine fibroids are close to the ovary, they may affect the normal function of the ovary, resulting in bleeding during ovulation for two consecutive months.