Is it normal for the leucorrhea to change during egg discharge?

Leucorrhea will undergo corresponding changes in women at different time periods. When a woman releases an egg, her vaginal discharge will become very clear, like water. This is because after the egg is released, the level of estrogen decreases, causing the number of ketone bodies and white blood cells in the discharge to decrease significantly. Therefore, when abnormal leucorrhea occurs, you should also consider the timing of your menstrual period.

After a woman reaches sexual maturity, her ovaries will release one or several eggs every month. The four or five days before and after the egg is released is the ovulation period, and the time when the egg is released is called the ovulation day. Before and after the ovulation day, the woman's sexual desire is the highest, and the woman's vaginal secretions will be the most, and there will be some obvious changes. The following will explain in detail the changes in leucorrhea before and after ovulation.

What are the changes in leucorrhea before and after ovulation?

During the ovulation period around the ovulation day, women's leucorrhea will undergo some changes. At this time, the secretion level of estrogen in women's bodies reaches the highest level. Estrogen promotes the secretion of cervical mucus in women, and the amount of leucorrhea increases significantly. The toughness of leucorrhea also increases, and thin ribbon-like leucorrhea often appears. The leucorrhea can be stretched very long, presenting a state of leucorrhea drawing. The leucorrhea can even be stretched to more than ten centimeters long without breaking. At the same time, the leucorrhea appears watery, clear and transparent. At this time, the woman's vagina is the most moist, and the woman will have a slippery feeling. This state will last for 2-3 days. This period of time is the time when women are most likely to conceive. If women have sex during this period, they will become pregnant. After ovulation, a woman's ovaries will secrete a substance called progesterone, which can prevent the large amount of cervical mucus secretion. After that, the leucorrhea will decrease and the woman's vagina will become drier. About ten days later, menstruation will come.

The significance of changes in female leucorrhea

The above-mentioned changes will appear in women's leucorrhea during ovulation. Once these changes are found in leucorrhea, it means that women have reached their fertile period. At this time, if they want to have a child, they can have sexual intercourse. The male sperm will enter the female body and meet the egg in the fallopian tube to form a fertilized egg. The fertilized egg will enter the uterus and implant into the uterus and develop into an embryo, and the woman will become pregnant. If you don't want children, you need to take active contraceptive measures during sexual intercourse to prevent women from getting pregnant. When a normal woman's leucorrhea shows the above changes, her sexual desire is also the strongest. Women will feel more comfortable during sex and are most likely to reach orgasm at this time. Men also feel most comfortable because the woman's vagina is very moist.

What changes are there in leucorrhea before and after ovulation? From the above description, we can know that the changes in leucorrhea are very obvious before and after female ovulation. Observing the changes in leucorrhea can help couples adjust their sex life according to their needs.