Is it ovulation period like egg white?

Everyone should have seen egg white. Egg white is generally colorless and transparent, so many women will find some egg white-shaped things in their private parts. In fact, this is leucorrhea. Leucorrhea, like menstruation, is a normal physiological phenomenon of the female body, except that leucorrhea is a liquid that is secreted during a woman's ovulation period. Rather, the situation of leucorrhea varies according to the ovulation period. So does leucorrhea that is like egg white mean ovulation period?

If a woman wants to successfully become pregnant and have a baby, she must first grasp her ovulation period and determine her ovulation day. The chance of conception is very high if the couple has sex on the ovulation day. We all know that leucorrhea is a barometer of women's physical health. The color and properties of leucorrhea can be used to determine the health status of the body. Usually, women's leucorrhea during ovulation is egg white-like, and the color is generally milky white or colorless and transparent. In addition, the leucorrhea may also have a stringy appearance.

Many women may be confused. If there are a few days of leucorrhea like egg white during the ovulation period, does it mean that ovulation is taking place? Then, when is the actual ovulation day of a woman and how to judge it? For women, healthy leucorrhea is very important. If you find that the color or properties of leucorrhea are abnormal, you must seek medical treatment immediately.

What's going on if there are a few days of leucorrhea that is like egg white during the ovulation period? Does it mean that ovulation is occurring? In order to better understand this issue, let us first look at when ovulation occurs. Usually, ovarian ovulation occurs about 14 days before the next menstruation, not on the 14th day of this menstruation. Therefore, women can roughly calculate their ovulation date based on the number of days in their usual menstrual cycle. For example, if a woman has her period every 28 days, she will ovulate around the 14th day; if she has her period every 45 days, she will ovulate about one month after her period.

Generally, the amount of leucorrhea is small after the menstrual period, and before the ovulation period, the estrogen level in the body increases, which promotes the proliferation of epithelial cells in the cervical glands, increases the secretion of cervical mucus, and increases the sodium chloride content in the mucus, which can absorb more water, causing the amount of leucorrhea to increase during the ovulation period. The discharge is thinner and clear in color, and looks like egg white, and can be stretched into long threads.

Sometimes when I go to the toilet I find a long piece of it hanging down there, sometimes there is a small piece of jelly-like gel on my underwear that I can take off with my hands, and sometimes when I wake up in the morning I find it wet down there, and it feels slippery when I touch it with my hands. This is a very obvious wire drawing phenomenon.

Also, sometimes I find it slippery down there when I'm taking a shower, and sometimes when I wipe my butt after going to the toilet I find that the leucorrhea feels like clear nasal mucus. This is not very obvious but it is also a drawing phenomenon.