How many days does ovulation mucus last?

Ovulation mucus is usually leucorrhea. The amount of leucorrhea increases during ovulation due to the increase in estrogen. For a period of time after the end of menstruation, girls' leucorrhea gradually increases. Under normal circumstances, the duration of increased vaginal discharge and mucus is usually about one to two days. Of course, due to different individual constitutions, it may also take three to five days.

Generally speaking, the changes in leucorrhea during a menstrual cycle are as follows: more leucorrhea during ovulation and less at other times. In each menstrual cycle, a small amount of leucorrhea will appear a few days after the end of menstruation, and then gradually increase. The amount of leucorrhea is the largest during the ovulation period, and then gradually decreases until the next menstruation comes.

The situation of stringy leucorrhea during ovulation varies from person to person. Some people may have stringy leucorrhea for 1 to 2 days, some may have 3 to 5 days, or some may have no stringy phenomenon, so it is not fixed. In order to increase the chance of pregnancy, it is recommended that if the duration of pregnancy is 1 to 2 days, it is best to have sex every day. If it is 3 to 5 days, having sex every other day is sufficient.

Because the egg will survive in the fallopian tube for one to two days after being released from the ovary, waiting for fertilization, and male sperm can maintain fertilization ability in the female vagina for 2-3 days, so it is easiest to get pregnant within a few days before and after the egg is released.

Generally, when a woman's leucorrhea is at its longest, she will ovulate within 24 hours. Stringy vaginal discharge usually occurs during the follicular growth period and ovulation period. The amount of mucus reaches its peak near ovulation. After ovulation, the vaginal discharge becomes white and thick, and the amount becomes significantly less. Therefore, the day when the vaginal discharge is the largest and thinnest but has the strongest stringy ability is the peak period of ovulation, that is, the ovulation day. At this time, the leucorrhea can be stretched to 4-15cm, and it is not easy to break. It is clear, transparent, elastic, and egg white-like.

When a woman finds that her leucorrhea has stringy appearance, she can start planning to have sex, because the first day of stringy appearance is the first day of the fertile period, which means that if she has sex from that day on, she is very likely to get pregnant. Of course, the last day of drawing is the real ovulation day. You must have sex on this day, so that the chance of successful conception will be higher.