Is it normal for leucorrhea to flow out like water during ovulation?

Women who want to get pregnant may have observed their ovulation period. Many people know that during ovulation, the secretion of vaginal secretions will be more, but many women don't know how much it will be. Some women find that their vaginal discharge becomes watery during ovulation. So, is it normal for leucorrhea to flow out like water during ovulation?

First of all, if the vaginal discharge during ovulation is as fluid and abundant as water, there is no need to worry. As long as the vaginal discharge is clear and has no odor, it is normal. It is not necessarily the case that vaginal discharge is the same during a woman's ovulation period. Some women will have stringy vaginal discharge during ovulation, while some women will not. Some women will not even have any abnormalities during ovulation, and their vaginal discharge will not be excessive.

Secondly, if you want to have a baby, women can buy some ovulation test strips and check them regularly, which will help them to have a more accurate grasp of the ovulation period. If during the ovulation period, you find that your leucorrhea has an odor and turns yellow in color, you need to go to the hospital for a gynecological check-up to see if you have gynecological inflammation. If there is inflammation, women should seek treatment in time. It is better to get pregnant after recovery. Inflammation can easily affect pregnancy.

In addition, the prerequisite for the normal occurrence of ovulation is that the woman's menstrual period is relatively normal. If a woman's menstrual period is irregular, always early or late, then it may not be possible to accurately determine the ovulation period. It is best for ladies to check to see what causes menstrual disorders. It is especially important to check whether there are any abnormalities in the uterus, ovaries, etc. Once abnormalities occur, infertility can easily occur.

Women should be aware of the following three main manifestations of abnormal vaginal discharge during ovulation:

1. Brown leucorrhea, clear vaginal discharge like water, often wets the underwear, and has a peculiar smell, which is mostly a sign of bilateral fallopian tube tumors.

2. Bean-dreg-like leucorrhea. The amount of leucorrhea is large and shaped like flocs like soy milk residue. It is often accompanied by vaginal itching. This type of leucorrhea is caused by fungal infection in the vagina or diabetes.

3. Colorless, paste-like vaginal discharge. The leucorrhea is sticky like paste and has a large amount, often staining the underwear. In addition to feeling back pain, the patient has no other symptoms. It is common in chronic metritis. In addition, women who use more estrogen Chinese medicine preparations may also have this kind of vaginal discharge.