If there is no threading, will there be no ovulation?

Everyone knows that a woman's month is divided into four stages: safe period, menstrual period, ovulation period and luteal period. In these four stages, women's physical conditions are also different. When women are in the ovulation period, they are particularly prone to fever and may also cause increased secretions in the lower body. Therefore, you must pay attention to hygienic cleaning at this time. So, does it mean that you will not ovulate if you don't have a stretch mark?

Ovulation is a special physiological period for women. Generally speaking, if the leucorrhea is stringy, it means that the woman's egg has been released. However, not all women will have stringy leucorrhea during ovulation, so having white discharge without stringiness during ovulation is not a sign of no ovulation. This article will explain in detail whether the absence of stringy leucorrhea during ovulation means that ovulation has not occurred.

1. Why is there no stringy leucorrhea during ovulation?

If your vaginal discharge is stringy during ovulation, it means that your egg quality is good and your uterus is in a relatively healthy state. If you cannot detect stringy vaginal discharge, you need to analyze it from two aspects:

1. Is the monitoring inadequate? Is it possible that the wire drawing was neglected because of my own lack of attention?

2. Irregular menstrual cycle, cold uterus and other conditions lead to poor egg development. The stringiness of leucorrhea is a clinical manifestation of ovulation and has a certain reference value. If you observe that the leucorrhea is not stringy during ovulation, you need to go to the hospital for further examination and clarify the relevant problems under the guidance of the attending physician.

The symptoms of stringy leucorrhea during ovulation may vary from person to person. If the leucorrhea during ovulation is not stringy, it may be related to bacterial vaginitis. You can use ovulation test paper to test it, or refer to B-ultrasound to see whether ovulation has occurred. Regular sexual life during ovulation can increase the chance of conception, but it does not guarantee pregnancy.

2. If the leucorrhea is not stringy during ovulation, does it mean that ovulation has not occurred?

Have you ever noticed that when you go to the toilet, there is a long strip hanging down there? Have you ever noticed that there is a small piece of jelly-like gel on your underwear that can be taken off by hand? Have you ever woken up in the morning and found that your lower body is wet and slippery when you touch it with your hand? This is a very obvious wire drawing phenomenon. So is it normal for leucorrhea to be non-stringy during ovulation? Let’s take a look below.

During this period, women will also experience some related physical signs, such as stringy leucorrhea. But some women's leucorrhea does not have any stringiness during ovulation. Due to individual differences, it is normal for the leucorrhea to not have any stringiness during ovulation.

The ovulation period is when the ovaries of normal women of childbearing age release a mature egg every month. Women with normal menstrual cycles have only one ovulation period per month and the ovulation period is also regular. Although most women will have stringy leucorrhea during ovulation, it does not mean that it is not ovulation period as long as there is no stringy leucorrhea. This depends on your physical condition every month. As long as you can ovulate normally, it is fine whether there is threading or not.

The ovulation day is usually about 14 days after menstruation. For the sake of safety, the previous 5 days and the last 4 days are added, and the total 10 days including the ovulation day is called the ovulation period. But for women with irregular menstrual cycles, it is difficult to fix. The stringy leucorrhea is a clinical manifestation of ovulation, so it still has certain reference value in clinical practice.