I have ovulation period but no leucorrhea

After a woman’s menstrual period is over, she will have leucorrhea around the tenth day, which also indicates the arrival of ovulation. However, some women ask, why do they not have leucorrhea when the ovulation period comes? Although the ovulation period I calculated has arrived, maybe this time it is not regular. There will definitely be vaginal discharge before the ovulation period. If not, it means that the ovulation period has not really arrived. You can wait a few more days to observe, otherwise you should pay attention to whether you are pregnant.

Is it normal to have no stringy vaginal discharge during ovulation?

As the cervical mucus secretion reaches a certain amount, stringy leucorrhea will appear to prepare for ovulation. Ovulation will occur within 24 hours when the longest stringy leucorrhea appears. Generally speaking, women will find that there are strings in their leucorrhea during the ovulation period, such as a long transparent string when going to the toilet, wet underwear when waking up in the morning, etc. However, some women do not have strings in their leucorrhea during the ovulation period. This phenomenon is abnormal.

If there is no stringy leucorrhea during ovulation, it may be a precursor to gynecological inflammation in women, and it is appropriate to go to the hospital for consultation and examination.

Can I get pregnant if there is no stringy vaginal discharge during ovulation?

Because higher concentrations of estrogen are produced during ovulation, they act on the columnar epithelial cells at the cervical opening, causing them to secrete a large amount of clear, shiny, and abundant leucorrhea, which is also called stringy leucorrhea. If there is no stringy leucorrhea during the ovulation period, it is very likely that ovulation will not occur. This will be detrimental to pregnancy preparation and affect women's pregnancy.

Of course, in addition to detecting whether you have ovulated by pulling the leucorrhea, you can also detect it through the cervical mucus method, basal body temperature method, and ovulation test strips. If ovulation occurs, pregnancy is possible.

What should I do if there is no leucorrhea during ovulation?

In order not to affect conception, if women do not have stringy leucorrhea during ovulation, they can judge the type of disease according to their physical condition. For example, if the leucorrhea is large in amount, yellow-white in color, sticky in texture, has an odor, and itches in the vagina, it is a damp-heat type. If the leucorrhea is white or light yellow in color, sticky in texture, has no odor, and is continuous, it is a spleen deficiency type. If the leucorrhea is clear and cold, large in amount, thin in texture, and there is cold pain in the lower abdomen, it belongs to the kidney deficiency type. Only by understanding these types can we find the right treatment.

If you want to treat the symptom of no stringy leucorrhea during ovulation, you can improve it by establishing a healthy eating habit and a good work and rest habit. If necessary, you can go to the hospital for consultation and treatment.