Does the absence of stringy leucorrhea mean that there is no ovulation?

Nowadays, many women download some menstrual software to help them better understand their health conditions. For women who are preparing for pregnancy, it is very necessary to know their ovulation period. It is possible to infer whether you are in the ovulation period based on various symptoms. So, if there is no stringy leucorrhea during the ovulation period, does it mean that there is no ovulation period? Let’s take a look together.

During the ovulation period, because the female estrogen level of women reaches a very high level, the secretion of female cervical mucus is very active, so there will be a lot of leucorrhea. At this time, the vaginal discharge is thinner, colorless, odorless, and can be wire-drawn. And generally, ovulation will begin about 24 hours after the appearance of leucorrhea. Many women use this as a basis for identifying ovulation, which has its scientific reasons. During the ovulation period, women's vaginal secretions will become thicker and thicker in color. At this moment, the vaginal secretions are milky white, and the amount of vaginal secretions is also significantly reduced. The day with the most vaginal secretions and the thinnest is the ovulation period. Therefore, women may experience stringy leucorrhea during ovulation. If they suffer from some gynecological diseases, this phenomenon may be reduced.

Stringy leucorrhea is a clinical manifestation of ovulation and has certain practical value. If you observe that the leucorrhea is not stringy during ovulation, you need to go to the inspection agency for further investigation and confirm the relevant problems under the guidance of the attending physician. The ovulation period is the normal period of ovulation when the ovary releases a perfect egg every month. For women with normal menstrual cycles, there is only one ovulation period every month and the ovulation period is also regular. But if the menstrual cycle is interrupted, the ovulation period cannot be fixed.

The above is a detailed introduction to whether the absence of stringy leucorrhea during ovulation means there is no ovulation period. In short, everyone's perception of the symptom of stringy leucorrhea during ovulation will be different. If there is no stringy leucorrhea during ovulation, it is considered to be related to bacterial vaginitis. You can use ovulation test paper to check, or refer to B-ultrasound to see if there is ovulation. Regular sexual life during ovulation can increase the probability of pregnancy, but it does not guarantee pregnancy.