The appearance of vaginal discharge is a common phenomenon among women, and it actually indicates a change in their physical condition. Some women have more vaginal discharge recently, like mucus. Is this during ovulation?
Women with increased vaginal discharge resembling mucus may be in or near ovulation. The so-called "like snot" is actually more often described as a situation where the vaginal discharge is filamentous. When a woman's vaginal discharge appears filamentous, she will begin to ovulate at 24 hours, and after ovulation, her vaginal discharge will gradually thicken.
White discharge stringing usually occurs during the growth and ovulation periods of female follicles. When the ovulation period is approaching, the amount of mucus in the white discharge reaches a peak. After ovulation, the white discharge in women will gradually decrease. In addition, during the ovulation period of women, the length and toughness of vaginal discharge will also reach its peak. At this time, pulling the vaginal discharge can stretch it to 4 to 15 centimeters long, which is not easy to break, and the color is cool and transparent, like egg white.
Female vaginal discharge is actually cervical mucus, which is mainly regulated by hormones secreted by the ovaries. It promotes secretion before ovulation and inhibits secretion after ovulation. By observing vaginal discharge, women can infer their ovulation period. In addition, vaginal discharge can also reflect a woman's physical health. If a woman's vaginal discharge has a strange odor, it may be due to gynecological diseases.
