Will the stringy leucorrhea affect pregnancy?

Leucorrhea is not unfamiliar to women. It is the secretion in the female vagina. The secretion of leucorrhea is also related to estrogen. The vast majority of women will experience changes in their leucorrhea during ovulation, the most obvious of which is stringiness. Of course, there are also women who ovulate without any stringing. Does this mean that whether the vaginal discharge is stringy or not will affect pregnancy?

1. Leucorrhea is not absolute

Most women experience increased secretions during ovulation, and the leucorrhea becomes stringy. But it is not absolute. It cannot be determined whether pregnancy can be achieved simply by the fact that the leucorrhea does not have any strings. It is recommended that you use ovulation test strips to test ovulation according to the instructions and arrange a reasonable time for intercourse.

2. The nature of leucorrhea does not affect pregnancy

The stringy leucorrhea mainly appears during the ovulation period. If your menstrual cycle is regular, ovulation will occur about 14 days before the next menstruation. During the ovulation period, stringy secretions will appear due to the fluctuation of hormone levels in the body. However, some people do not have typical stringy secretions, which does not mean a problem. There is a chance of pregnancy between the three days before and the two days after ovulation. During this period, you can arrange sexual intercourse every other day. During the pregnancy preparation period, you should pay attention to taking folic acid, pay attention to a regular life, and men should avoid smoking and drinking.

3. Others

This will not affect pregnancy. Generally, the ovulation period is about 14 days after menstruation. The chance of pregnancy during this period is relatively high. Generally, a blood HCG test can be done one week after sexual intercourse to confirm whether the pregnancy is present. Blood HCG is relatively accurate and can be tested with a test strip 15 days after sexual intercourse.