When does a woman have the most vaginal discharge?

Women's bodies are relatively sensitive, so they are at risk of infection when it comes to their private health. Under normal circumstances, women produce some secretions every day, and these secretions will stick to their underwear. This kind of secretion is also called vaginal discharge. Many women may find that there is a lot of vaginal discharge on their underwear without realizing it in their daily lives. At this time, the underwear will easily become wet. What causes this problem?

Vaginal secretions can be said to be a kind of secretion in the female vagina. It can be said that it has some relationship with the body's estrogen. Under normal circumstances, female friends secrete vaginal secretions every day, but the amount is relatively small, and the color is very clear, relatively white, and it will appear sticky. Then around the time of menstruation, the secretion of vaginal secretions may increase immediately, and the color will become relatively turbid. In fact, this situation is due to uterine hematoma, so the female hormone disorder leads to the occurrence of this situation. Therefore, until the ovulation period is over, the vaginal secretions will immediately resume.

Women have the most vaginal discharge during their ovulation period. The ovulation period is divided into three phases: early ovulation, mid-to-late ovulation, and mid-to-late ovulation. It is actually reported that the amount of vaginal discharge is the highest during ovulation.

1. Early ovulation

In the early stage of ovulation, women's vaginal discharge is relatively transparent, odorless, and flocculent. In addition, during the ovulation period, the leucorrhea is generally abundant, clear and translucent, with great ductility, and can be pulled into thin and long flocs.

2. Mid and late ovulation period

In the middle and late stages of ovulation, vaginal discharge is slightly turbid, but there is more vaginal discharge. The main component of vaginal secretions is cervical mucus. At this time, the cervical mucus is abundant, contains high water content, is clear and crystal clear, looks like egg white, and has great ductility.

3. Mid and late ovulation period

In the middle and late ovulation period, women's secretions become thicker and yellower, which is caused by the rupture of the corpus luteum.

Generally speaking, women have the most vaginal discharge during their ovulation period.