Transparent jelly secretion during ovulation

Women experience vaginal discharge in daily life, which is the normal secretion of women during menstruation. When the problem of stringy vaginal discharge occurs, it means that women have more secretions during ovulation, and transparent stringy discharge appears at this time. At this time, the discharge can be pulled longer and is not easy to break, and it is egg white-shaped. So how long does it take for ovulation to occur after the secretion of transparent crystal jelly?

First of all, the hypokalemic effect of estrogen makes the cervical mucus thinner and its texture becomes transparent. In this way, the cervical mucus grid becomes looser and larger, which is conducive to the penetration of sperm.

When a woman enters the ovulation period, her secretions will be very large and thin, and the secretions will also be most resistant to ovulation. Choosing to have sex on this day can achieve unexpected results and increase the chance of pregnancy. If you find that the secretions are transparent and jelly-like in daily life, you will ovulate within 24 hours.

If women want to know whether it is the ovulation period, they don’t have to test through white blood cell production, they can also use other methods. For example, measure your body temperature every morning after waking up. Generally, before the menstrual period comes, the body temperature will be relatively low. When you really enter the ovulation period, the temperature will drop even lower, but after the ovulation period, the body temperature will slowly rise.

It is not accurate to judge whether it is a normal ovulation period based on the results of secretion tests. You can go to the hospital for an ultrasound examination. The examination can make the ovulation data more accurate. In addition, women in the ovulation period should pay attention to rest, eat properly, and avoid eating cold and irritating foods.