I believe most people know that in order to have a high success rate in preparing for pregnancy, it is necessary to calculate the ovulation period, but not all women know their ovulation period, even to the exact ovulation day. Many women judge their ovulation period based on changes in vaginal discharge. So now let's learn if vaginal discharge is ovulation?
During ovulation, there is a phenomenon of vaginal discharge pulling, but the pulling does not occur on ovulation day, but before and after ovulation. Therefore, many people are unsure or do not understand whether vaginal discharge pulling occurs before or after ovulation. Generally, vaginal discharge is secreted after the end of menstruation. About seven days after the end of menstruation, the secretion of vaginal discharge will increase and become thinner. In this case, vaginal discharge may become loose.
Therefore, couples who plan to conceive should have some understanding of ovulation. From this, it can be seen that vaginal discharge stringing occurs before the ovulation period. As long as vaginal discharge stringing occurs, it means that the body is about to ovulate. Female friends can observe their vaginal discharge by wiping it with a tissue after each use of the toilet about 10 days after their menstrual cycle is clean, to see if there is any stretching. Sometimes there may be a feeling of dampness in the genital area. If these two conditions occur, it indicates that ovulation is approaching.
