When women reach puberty, they may find white and viscous discharge from their genitals, which is called vaginal discharge. As women approach their ovulation period, their vaginal discharge increases. Women can judge their physical health by their vaginal discharge. However, some people are curious about the condition of vaginal discharge during ovulation in women. So, what does it mean for women to have vaginal discharge during ovulation?
White discharge during ovulation induction in women means that eggs have been expelled from the body. As estrogen levels rise in women's bodies, their cervical mucus secretion increases, leading to thin and stringy vaginal discharge during ovulation. And when the longest vaginal discharge appears, it means that the female body will ovulate within the next 24 hours.
However, when the level of estrogen in the female body decreases and the level of progesterone increases, it will inhibit the secretion of cervical mucus, causing the vaginal discharge to become sticky and unable to form a stringy pattern. At this time, female ovulation will decrease. But if a woman's vaginal discharge continues to stretch, it is abnormal and it is best to go to the hospital for a check-up.
Every woman has a different constitution, so during ovulation, it may not necessarily be possible to experience vaginal discharge. So if women want to get pregnant, they cannot rely on vaginal discharge to determine whether they have ovulated. It is recommended to go to the hospital and use ultrasound to detect ovulation, as this is a more accurate method of monitoring ovulation. Moreover, when monitoring ovulation, it is important to pay attention to diet and avoid disrupting the endocrine balance in the body, which may affect ovulation timing.
