Brown discharge during ovulation in women is due to the fact that both estrogen and progesterone drop during ovulation, the endometrium loses the support of estrogen and progesterone, so a small amount of shedding occurs and causes bleeding, this bleeding is not discharged outside the uterine cavity in time, and when it is discharged again it has been oxidized and turned into old bleeding, it becomes brown discharge, clinically there is often no pain in the lower abdomen and no other dis It is recommended to continue observation. If you still have brown discharge during ovulation next month, you can use medication to treat it, and the common one is Glivec, which will improve the phenomenon of ovulatory bleeding when given according to medical advice. It is also recommended to exclude the possibility of other diseases, such as cervical inflammation, endometrial inflammation, pelvic tumor, pelvic inflammatory disease, all of which may cause brown discharge during ovulation, and intervention should be given after a clear diagnosis.