Is it normal to ovulate without leucorrhea?

In life, many women pay attention to their ovulation period. Some people will have some physical changes during ovulation. Under normal circumstances, there will be stringy ovulation in the leucorrhea. If there is no stringy ovulation in the leucorrhea, is it a normal phenomenon? If there is no stringy ovulation, is it some gynecological inflammation? The following is a brief introduction to see under what circumstances there will be ovulation without stringy ovulation.

During the ovulation period, women's estrogen levels reach a very high level, resulting in active secretion of cervical mucus, which causes an increase in leucorrhea. At this time, the leucorrhea is thin, colorless, odorless, and can be drawn into threads.

Generally, ovulation will occur about 24 hours after the leucorrhea becomes stringy. Many women use this as the basis for judging ovulation, which has its scientific reasons. However, it is not very reliable to observe whether ovulation is normal through the leucorrhea stringy phenomenon. You can go to the hospital to observe the development of follicles through B-ultrasound, or you can determine whether you are in the ovulation period by checking the cervical mucus.

After ovulation, women's leucorrhea will become sticky and thick. At this time, the leucorrhea is white, and the amount of leucorrhea is significantly reduced. The day with the most and thinnest leucorrhea and the strongest stringiness is the ovulation period. Therefore, women may experience stringy leucorrhea during ovulation. If they suffer from certain gynecological diseases, this phenomenon may be reduced.

Judging from the above situation, there are some problems with female ovulation. For some people, the stringy leucorrhea can be a good indicator of female ovulation. If you do not ovulate normally, there must be certain reasons. And if the leucorrhea is not stringy, you should pay close attention to your physical problems. You need to go to the hospital for a detailed examination to see if there is a problem of gynecological inflammation.