A lot of discharge during ovulation

Leucorrhea is a kind of female secretion of women. Normal leucorrhea is yellowish, transparent and odorless. When women suffer from gynecological diseases, they will find that the leucorrhea is more, thicker, abnormal in color, strong in odor, etc. This reminds women that there is something wrong with your body. But in addition, women will also have a few days of heavy vaginal discharge during the ovulation period, which is a physiological phenomenon that most women have. So what is the reason for the increase in vaginal discharge during the ovulation period? Is there any connection between them?

Normal women in their childbearing years will have an ovulation process every month. During the ovulation process, women will have some minor physiological symptoms, and the increase in leucorrhea is a common sign that women are about to ovulate. So, how long does it take for a lady to ovulate after the appearance of stringy leucorrhea? The phenomenon of excessive and stringy leucorrhea usually occurs during the growth period of the egg and the ovulation period. The amount of secretions reaches its peak close to the ovulation period. After ovulation, it will become milky white and thick, and the amount of secretions will decrease significantly. Under normal circumstances, the day with the largest amount of secretions, the strongest secretion ability, and the thinnest secretions is usually the ovulation period.

The egg cell has a certain survival period in the female body. After ovulation, the egg cell can survive in the body for up to 72 hours. Generally speaking, the ovulation period is about ten days, from the five days before ovulation to the five days after ovulation. During the ovulation period, women are affected by the body's growth hormones, and the secretions in the vagina will increase, that is, the secretions will increase, which usually lasts about 3-4 days.

During the ovulation period, sexual intercourse between couples will increase the probability of pregnancy. The editor here reminds everyone that if you are not ready to have a child, you must take good contraceptive measures to avoid "winning".

During the ovulation period, there will be a lot of vaginal discharge, which will be egg white-like and have a brushed feel. Whether there are mature follicles is best diagnosed by B-ultrasound examination. The size of mature follicles is generally around 18-25MM. The uterus is fully developed and the probability of pregnancy is very high within 15 hours after discharge. The ovulation period is 14 days before the next menstruation. During this period, the vaginal discharge will be more and thicker. If you have sex without taking contraceptive measures at this time, you may get pregnant.

Under normal circumstances, there is often a small amount of secretion in the vagina and private parts to maintain moisture, which is called secretion. It is composed of vaginal mucosal exudate, cervical gland duct and uterine wall secretion, and contains vaginal epithelial cells, fallen cells and white blood cells. Normal leucorrhea is milky white, colorless and odorless, and its quantity and quality are related to changes in the body's physiological conditions. If the amount of excretion increases or the characteristics become abnormal, it is called physiological secretion or abnormal leucorrhea.

Discharge is a woman's female discharge. Normal female secretions are a colorless, odorless, slightly acidic and alkaline thick substance that has the functions of moistening the vagina, removing waste, and inhibiting the growth of bacteria. It is a normal physiological phenomenon. In healthy women, more vaginal discharge is directly proportional to the increase in estrogen levels in the body. For example, if there is a lot of leucorrhea during ovulation or pregnancy, when the uterine wall grows too long, or after using estrogen drugs, similar leucorrhea may occur.