Thick vaginal discharge during ovulation

The ovulation period is a relatively special period for women, during which great changes will occur in their bodies. Because women's physical conditions are different, different women experience different symptoms during ovulation. Many women have white and sticky vaginal discharge during ovulation, and some even have flaky discharge. So, what is the reason for white and sticky vaginal discharge during ovulation?

1. The leucorrhea caused by fungal infection is slightly yellow, and most of the time it is relatively viscous, and sometimes it is relatively thin, milky white, like tofu dregs or milk-like white flakes or lumps. At this time, you need to go to the hospital as soon as possible for diagnosis, as you may be suffering from fungal vaginitis.

2. The leucorrhea is yellow and has an odor or is milky white, and the leucorrhea is purulent. Most patients will have symptoms of abdominal pain. Such symptoms are generally caused by chronic metritis or cervical endometritis.

3. If you find that the leucorrhea is yellow and contains bloody, serous or sticky secretions, and there are small rotten meat-like substances mixed in the leucorrhea, which looks like yellow ginger soup, in most cases it is a disease caused by amoeba infection.

4. After women suffer from cervical cancer, vaginal cancer, uterine cancer and other diseases, the leucorrhea they secrete will mostly have an odor, appear like rice water, look very turbid, and sometimes be mixed with blood, appearing light pink.

5. Fallopian tube cancer can cause tumors to stimulate the fallopian tube epithelium to exude fluid, resulting in necrosis of the diseased tissue. Leucorrhea is often gradual and relatively clear. It looks like a yellow-red liquid and feels like it is flowing out of the vagina continuously in waves.

6. The leucorrhea is slightly yellowish green or yellowish, and it looks particularly thin and foamy, or like rice water, and is grayish white in color. This situation is caused by vaginal Trichomonas infection.

The above is an introduction to whether it is normal for the leucorrhea to be yellow and sticky during ovulation. Through the above introduction, everyone can understand that if the leucorrhea is yellow and somewhat sticky during ovulation, it may be a gynecological disease. The most common ones are vaginitis or cervicitis. Everyone should carefully distinguish the color and texture of the leucorrhea, because the leucorrhea we usually see should be sticky like egg white, without any odor, and will not cause irritation. If abnormal leucorrhea is found, you need to go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment as soon as possible.