Lot Of Discharge During Ovulation
Discharge increases in the middle of your menstrual cycle around day 14 as your body prepares to release an egg from the ovary.
Lot of discharge during ovulation. At the same time it could also indicate you are already pregnant. After ovulation the discharge produced by the cervix is a non fertile cervical mucus. Depending on if pregnant or if not pregnant the discharge produced after ovulation may be a brown discharge white discharge watery discharge or egg white discharge. Clear watery discharge before during and after ovulation can be a way to tell if you are in your fertile period.
During your menstrual cycle your vaginal epithelial cell and bacteria are washed out through cervical mucus produced from the cervix. Fertile cervical fluid helps sperm move up the cervix to fertilize an egg. Your basal body temperature bbt which is the lowest body temperature attained during rest along with thick jelly like discharge can also help to spot the signs of ovulation. This type of discharge signals that ovulation is approaching.
If you don t get pregnant after you release an egg during ovulation your estrogen levels peter out so you go back to producing less cervical mucus. A lot of the way your discharge looks. The clear stretchy mucus that s the consistency of egg whites will be present during ovulation. To know your average basal body temperature it s important to chart your temperature every day throughout your monthly cycle.
Basal body temperature as a sign of ovulation. The texture and ph of this mucus are protective for sperm. Females may experience heavy vaginal discharge from arousal or during ovulation however excessive vaginal discharge that smells bad or looks unusual can indicate an underlying condition. It also keeps the sperm healthy during the journey.