Jelly-like leucorrhea during ovulation

Secretion is a milky white, stretchy, gel-like substance metabolized from a woman's private parts, which is more common before and after menstruation. When a woman's reproductive organs are infected, her secretions will be secreted in large quantities, and will also contain color and pungent odor. Increased vaginal discharge sometimes becomes a problem that confuses women. What is the reason for jelly-like vaginal discharge during ovulation?

1. Considering that the leucorrhea is caused by ovulation and is in the form of crystal jelly, if you do not have odor or itching symptoms, you do not need to worry. During ovulation, the amount of leucorrhea increases and is in the form of crystal jelly, which is normal. Just pay attention to hygiene and it is generally no big deal.

2. It may be a mixture of female secretions and secretions, and the ovulation period has not yet arrived. Generally, the ovulation period starts 14 days before menstruation. To understand the actual ovulation period, you need to use an ovulation test strip to test it. A sudden increase may be related to a temporary change in your endocrine hormones.

How to tell if the discharge is normal?

1. The secretion is the secretion of the vagina and cervix. Under normal circumstances, the amount of secretion is very small, transparent, shiny, sticky, and has no odor. It increases before menstruation, during ovulation, and during pregnancy. If it stays in the female vagina for too long, it may be a little yellowish. If the leucorrhea is excessive, yellow, and has a strong odor, it is often a clinical symptom of vaginitis and cervicitis.

2. There are many pathogens that cause vaginitis and cervicitis, such as Gram-negative bacteria, streptococci, fungi, Trichomonas, Chlamydia, Mycoplasma, etc. Therefore, it is necessary to go to the hospital's gynecology department to conduct a pathogenic examination of vaginal or cervical secretions to facilitate diagnosis and medication treatment.

The jelly-like discharge may be due to the woman's ovulation period. As long as the discharge has no odor and does not fade, it is normal. If you find that your secretions are very large and have a pungent odor, you need to consider whether you have female gynecological diseases such as vaginitis and cervicitis. It is important to pay attention to the hygiene of your private parts on a daily basis, which is very important for your physical and mental health.