What are the changes of leucorrhea before ovulation?

Leucorrhea is a kind of mucus secreted from the uterus and is a symbol of femininity. The normal leucorrhea of ​​women is transparent and has no peculiar smell. However, the changes in leucorrhea during ovulation are very obvious. People can also tell whether they are ovulating by the changes in leucorrhea. Of course, some changes are not due to ovulation, but may be due to changes in the body. Gynecological diseases can also cause changes in leucorrhea. Let me tell you about the changes in leucorrhea before ovulation.

The ovulation period is divided into three phases.

1 Preovulation period: Women's leucorrhea is transparent, odorless, and stringy. 2 Mid-ovulation period: The leucorrhea is slightly turbid, but there is more of it. 3 Late ovulation: Women’s leucorrhea becomes less yellow and thicker, which is caused by the rupture of the corpus luteum.

After ovulation, the ovaries secrete progesterone, which prevents the excessive secretion of cervical mucus, reduces leucorrhea, and dries the lower body. After about 10 days, menstruation comes. 1-2 days before the start of menstruation, the amount of leucorrhea increases slightly, but it is not as transparent and sticky as during the ovulation period. The changes in the wetness and dryness of women's lower body caused by the amount of vaginal discharge, such as less, more, and dryer, are the periodic changes of vaginal discharge. When there is a lot of vaginal discharge and your lower body is wet, it is your ovulation period, which lasts for 2-3 days. This is currently considered to be the most reliable method for self-testing ovulation. This method of using changes in leucorrhea for contraception is highly regarded in some countries today.

The leucorrhea during ovulation is different from the usual leucorrhea, which is caused by the hormonal changes during the female ovulation period.

During ovulation, the leucorrhea is usually abundant, clear and translucent, with great toughness, and can be pulled out into long threads. When approaching ovulation, the main component of leucorrhea is cervical mucus. At this time, the cervical mucus is abundant, has high water content, is clear and translucent, looks like egg white, is very tough, and can sometimes be stretched into long strips.

The above is about the changes in leucorrhea before ovulation. I hope it can help everyone. It is normal for leucorrhea to change before and after ovulation, but you should also pay attention to the hygiene of your lower body and wash it regularly to avoid causing unnecessary diseases. Illness can also cause abnormal vaginal discharge, so if the vaginal discharge is abnormal and it is not due to ovulation, you must go to the hospital for examination in time.