Why did the leucorrhea suddenly disappear?

Everyone has heard of abnormal leucorrhea, or it has happened to them. So have you ever experienced the situation that the leucorrhea suddenly disappears during the ovulation period? Generally speaking, the probability of pregnancy is high after ovulation. Friends who are preparing to have a baby have done good pre-pregnancy preparations, and then choose to have sex during the ovulation period to get pregnant. When the discharge suddenly disappears during the ovulation period, what is the reason?

The leucorrhea suddenly disappeared during ovulation

1. If there is less leucorrhea, it may be caused by endocrine changes, but it is also normal.

2. After ovulation, the uterus and ovaries secrete corpus luteum copper, which prevents the secretion of a large amount of cervical mucus, reduces leucorrhea, and the lower body becomes dry. About 10 days later, menstruation comes. In the 1-2 days before the start of menstruation, the secretions increase slightly, but not as crystal clear and sticky as during ovulation. The change from the wet area of ​​the female lower body to the dry area caused by the amount of female leucorrhea is the regular change of secretions. When the amount of leucorrhea increases and the lower body becomes wet, it is the ovulation period, which lasts for 2-3 days.

Characteristics of leucorrhea during ovulation

1. During the ovulation period, leucorrhea generally sells in large quantities, is clear and crystal clear, has great ductility, and can be pulled into thin and long flocs. When approaching the ovulation period, the secretion is mainly composed of cervical mucus. At this time, the cervical mucus is abundant, has high water content, is clear and crystal clear, looks like egg white, has high ductility, and can sometimes be stretched into long and thin strips.

2. The amount of leucorrhea increases to colorless, odorless mucus, which mainly has the functions of moistening the vagina, metabolizing waste, and inhibiting the growth of bacteria. During ovulation, female secretions will increase significantly and appear thinner and milky white. If you wipe it with toilet paper, you will find egg white-like mucus. This is because during ovulation, under the action of estrogen, the cervix opens and secretes a large amount of mucus, like egg white, with the lowest viscosity. After the ovulation period, the mucus will quickly decrease and become thicker.

During ovulation, if the secretion suddenly stops, this is also normal and women don't need to worry too much. Having sex after ovulation can increase the chance of pregnancy. Couples who want a baby can consider it at this time. But if you still don't want the baby, it is recommended to take safety precautions when having sex, or not to have sex at this time.