What is the reason for no leucorrhea during ovulation?

Generally speaking, during the ovulation period, women's vaginal secretions will gradually increase, especially the leucorrhea will appear transparent and stringy, and the leucorrhea will be thinner than usual. If the leucorrhea is not stringy during ovulation, it may be caused by some gynecological inflammation, which may lead to a decrease in the chance of conception. Of course, if you can conceive normally, it doesn’t matter. If you cannot conceive for a long time, you should go to the hospital for a check-up in time.

During the ovulation period, women's estrogen levels reach a very high level, causing the secretion of cervical mucus to be very strong, resulting in an increase in leucorrhea. At this time, the leucorrhea is thin, colorless, odorless, and can be drawn into threads.

In addition, ovulation usually occurs about 24 hours after the appearance of stringy leucorrhea. Many women use this as a basis for determining ovulation, which has scientific reasons.

After ovulation, women's leucorrhea will become sticky and thick. At this time, the leucorrhea is white, and the amount of leucorrhea is significantly reduced. The day with the most and thinnest leucorrhea and the strongest stringiness is the ovulation period. Therefore, women may experience stringy leucorrhea during ovulation. If they suffer from certain gynecological diseases, this phenomenon may be reduced.

The stringiness of leucorrhea is a clinical manifestation of ovulation and has a certain reference value. If the leucorrhea is not stringy during the ovulation period, further examination is necessary to clarify relevant issues under the guidance of the attending physician.

The ovulation period is when the ovaries of normal women of childbearing age release a mature egg every month. Women with normal menstrual cycles have only one ovulation period per month and the ovulation period is also regular. However, if the menstrual cycle is irregular, the ovulation period is difficult to determine.

The symptoms of stringy leucorrhea during ovulation may vary from person to person. If the leucorrhea during ovulation is not stringy, it may be related to bacterial vaginitis. You can use ovulation test paper to test it, or refer to B-ultrasound to see whether ovulation has occurred. Regular sexual life during ovulation can increase the chance of conception, but it does not guarantee pregnancy.

The ovulation period is when the ovaries of normal women of childbearing age release a mature egg every month. Women with normal menstrual cycles have only one ovulation period per month and the ovulation period is also regular. Although most women will have stringy leucorrhea during ovulation, it does not mean that it is not ovulation period as long as there is no stringy leucorrhea. This depends on your physical condition every month. As long as you can ovulate normally, it is fine whether there is threading or not.