Usually, during the ovulation period of women, there will be changes in the vaginal discharge, and the discharge will become loose, which is a normal physiological phenomenon. But some women also find that their vaginal discharge during ovulation is not loose, and they are very worried, afraid of any abnormal conditions in their body. So, is it normal for ovulation not to occur?
If a woman's vaginal discharge during ovulation has not been drawn for several months, it is an abnormal phenomenon and requires timely gynecological examinations at the hospital. Untamed vaginal discharge may also be caused by some gynecological diseases, such as cervical erosion and cervicitis, which need to be taken seriously and treated as soon as possible to change the condition of non brushed vaginal discharge during ovulation.
Usually, after women reach the ovulation period, their estrogen levels will increase, leading to a more vigorous secretion of cervical mucus and an increase in vaginal discharge. However, its characteristics are relatively thin, with no color or odor, presenting an egg like appearance. Moreover, with such vaginal discharge, ovulation usually occurs within 24 hours, and many women consider vaginal discharge as a characteristic of ovulation, which is very reasonable.
If a woman's vaginal discharge during ovulation is relatively thick, very thick, and appears white with a stringy appearance, it is ovulation day, and the chance of conception during sexual intercourse is much higher at this time. Therefore, women must pay attention to their vaginal discharge during ovulation. If there is no vaginal discharge, there is a high possibility of gynecological inflammation and timely treatment is needed.
