How many days will the leucorrhea last during ovulation?

Every woman knows about leucorrhea, which occurs almost every day. But have you ever noticed the pattern that the leucorrhea is sometimes more, sometimes less, sometimes thick, sometimes thin? What are the changes in leucorrhea during ovulation? Generally speaking, how many days of leucorrhea will occur during the ovulation period? I think there must be many female friends who are very concerned about this topic. Regarding the related issues of leucorrhea during ovulation, let us learn about it through the following text. Let’s take a look together.

If your menstrual cycle has always been very regular, generally speaking, your ovulation period is around 14 days before the next menstrual period. If your menstrual period is not normal, you can use basal body temperature to determine the ovulation period. The specific method is: when you wake up every morning, do not get up or move your body. First, use a thermometer to measure your body temperature. Generally, there will be a small fluctuation in body temperature before and after ovulation, dropping and then rising, and the fluctuation range is above 0.3℃. This is the ovulation period.

There will definitely be leucorrhea during the ovulation period, and the amount of leucorrhea will increase. During the ovulation period, not only will the leucorrhea increase, but it will also be thinner, clearer in color, and look like egg white, and can be stretched into long threads. After the ovulation period, the leucorrhea will become thicker, milky white in color, less ductile, and easily break when stretched. This is all normal.

Generally speaking, it is normal to have more vaginal discharge during ovulation. Women should wash it with clean water and keep the area dry after washing. Just pay attention to personal hygiene, wash the vulva with warm water every day and keep the vulva clean. Avoid using medication to clean the vagina on your own, as this may damage the pH value of the vagina and reduce immunity, leading to vaginitis. It is recommended to choose breathable underwear.

How many days will the leucorrhea last during the ovulation period? After reading the above, I believe you already know the answer. There are many reasons for the increase in vaginal discharge during ovulation. If it is accompanied by an odor or color change in the vaginal discharge, it is necessary to consider that it is caused by certain gynecological diseases. At this time, female friends should pay special attention and go to the hospital for a routine vaginal discharge check if necessary to ensure the health of the body.