The chance of pregnancy after ovulation without leucorrhea

Secretions are very important for women and have a lubricating effect on the female vagina. Many women have less vaginal discharge after ovulation. Whether it affects pregnancy is a concern for many women. So, what are the chances of getting pregnant without discharge after ovulation? Let’s take a look at it below.

To understand this problem, we need to understand the process of pregnancy. Pregnancy is a complex physiological process. If there is no ovulation and you want to have a baby, you must meet the following conditions:

1. The uterine wall is ready for embryo implantation. Any abnormality during these stages can prevent pregnancy. Even if there is flocculent discharge, if there are no fern-like crystals during examination, you cannot get pregnant.

2. The egg cell and the male sperm can meet and fuse in the bilateral fallopian tubes to form a sperm-egg combination

3. The uterus and ovaries release normal eggs

4. The sperm and egg combine perfectly and are transported into the uterus

Therefore, the reason why there is more secretion during ovulation is that the metabolism of female hormones is sufficient. If there is no flocculent secretion after ovulation, it indicates endocrine abnormality. This situation has a great impact on pregnancy, which will affect the rise of male sperm and the fusion of egg cells, and finally cause infertility. If there is abnormal leucorrhea, it is recommended to go to the hospital for relevant examinations immediately. I wish you good health.

Is it normal to have no vaginal discharge after having sex during ovulation?

If there is less leucorrhea, it may be caused by endocrine changes, which is also normal.

Changes in leucorrhea during ovulation

There are three ovulation phases:

Early ovulation period: Women's secretions are completely transparent, odorless, and floc-like.

Mid-to-late ovulation period: The secretion is slightly turbid, but the secretion is relatively large.

In the middle and late ovulation period: Women's secretions become yellow and thick, which is caused by the rupture of the corpus luteum.

After ovulation, the uterus and ovaries secrete progesterone, which prevents the secretion of a large amount of cervical mucus, reduces secretions, and dries the lower body. Menstruation occurs about 10 days later. 1-2 days before menstruation, the secretion increases slightly, but it is not as shiny and thick as during the ovulation period. The change of female genitals from dry to wet is accompanied by lower and lower secretions, which is a regular change of secretions. When the secretions are rich and abundant and the lower body is wet and cold, it is the ovulation period, which lasts for 2-3 days. At present, this is considered a more reliable way to detect ovulation by yourself. Today, some countries strongly recommend this type of secretion-changing contraceptive measure.

Characteristics of endocrine secretions during ovulation

During ovulation, the secretions are usually large in quantity, clear and shiny, with great elasticity, and can be pulled into long thin strips. As ovulation approaches, the secretions are mainly composed of cervical mucus. At this time, the cervical mucus is large in amount, high in water content, transparent in color, shaped like egg white, highly elastic, and sometimes can be made into long strips.