​The process of leucorrhea changes after ovulation

The female body cycle is a process, and you need to pay attention to something at each stage. During the ovulation period, the chance of a woman getting pregnant is very high, so some changes will occur in women during the ovulation period. These are relatively normal phenomena, and the leucorrhea during the ovulation period will also be a little unusual. Next, we will introduce to you in detail the process of changes in leucorrhea after ovulation.

Determine the ovulation period from the changes in leucorrhea. Under normal circumstances, the quality and quantity of leucorrhea vary with the menstrual cycle. The test showed that after the menstrual period, the leucorrhea was white, small in amount and in a paste form. The female ovulation test chart shows that when the ovulation period is approaching, the cervical glands secrete vigorously under the action of estrogen, and the leucorrhea increases significantly. The leucorrhea appears transparent, slightly sticky, and like egg white. 2-3 days after the ovulation test, the leucorrhea begins to become turbid, sticky and less in quantity. Based on this unique phenomenon of women, the specific time of their ovulation period can be roughly determined.

Determine the ovulation period from the changes in cervical mucus. This method can predict ovulation. The female ovulation test chart shows that during a woman's ovulation period, a series of changes occur in the cervical mucus. By observing these changes, the ovulation period can be understood more accurately. Female ovulation test chart - when ovulation arrives, cervical mucus changes from turbid to translucent, and finally to completely transparent; the amount of cervical mucus changes from small to large; the length of the cervical mucus stretched into thread-like shape changes from being unable to be stretched, being short when stretched, to gradually stretching, until it can be stretched to about 10cm.

The above content is an introduction to the changes in leucorrhea after ovulation. In fact, our physical condition is not static. Sometimes the living environment and eating habits will cause some changes in the body, so don’t be nervous if there are changes. If it lasts for a long time, you can go to the hospital for relevant examinations.