The leucorrhea is particularly sticky and looks like snot

During the ovulation period, female friends will have thick leucorrhea, like snot. Sometimes, the leucorrhea is in a stringy state, and most women, especially younger ones, don’t know what’s going on. Leucorrhea is also closely related to women's physical health. Is it normal for leucorrhea to be thick and like snot? Or does it indicate that there is some health problem in women's body?

1. What is the cause of thick leucorrhea?

1. During the ovulation period, female friends' secretions will increase relatively, and the leucorrhea at this time will appear stringy like snot. The leucorrhea at this time is often the most elastic, and can be stretched to a very long length without breaking easily, and it also appears like egg white.

2. When we go to the toilet, there will be a lot of stringy things like this, and this is like snot flowing out a lot. There are also things like jelly gel sticking to the underwear. Under normal circumstances, there is also leucorrhea similar to this, but it is like water starch, without stringy things, and this kind of sticking to the underwear will be rubbed off like powder.

3. This kind of leucorrhea with a stringy phenomenon is closely related to the ovulation period, so it is very easy to conceive at this time. If there are female friends who want to have children, they can better conceive by observing this kind of leucorrhea with a stringy phenomenon!

2. When is the most vaginal discharge?

1. Early ovulation

During the early stages of ovulation, women’s vaginal discharge is more transparent, odorless, and stringy. In addition, ovulatory leucorrhea is usually more abundant, clear and translucent, tough, and can be pulled out as long filaments.

2. Mid-ovulation period

During ovulation, the leucorrhea is slightly turbid, but there is more of it. The main component of leucorrhea is cervical mucus. At this time, there is more cervical mucus, and the water is clear and bright, like egg white, and tough.

3. Late ovulation

In the late ovulation period, women's leucorrhea becomes less yellow and thicker, which is caused by the rupture of the female corpus luteum.