Is it normal to have leucorrhea drawing during follicular phase? Leucorrhea traction during ovulation is a normal physiological phenomenon. During ovulation, under the influence of estrogen and progesterone secreted by the receptor, leucorrhea will increase slightly, become thinner and draw, which is beneficial for sperm to pass through the cervix, enter the uterine cavity, and then combine with eggs at the fallopian tube to form fertilized eggs. For women with irregular menstrual cycle, the ovulation date can be roughly calculated by changing the characteristics of leucorrhea. If you want to get pregnant, try to have sex during this time.
From the first 12 day of the menstrual cycle, follicles enter the follicular phase. At this time, the growth rate of follicles will be faster, with an average of one day 1.5-2mm. During ovulation, leucorrhea will be drawn, indicating that leucorrhea is like egg white and the degree of drawing is particularly good, and some of them can be drawn above 10cm, which is a normal physiological phenomenon. Not all follicles develop normally, and if they ovulate normally, there will be leucorrhea traction. Individual differences are different. Some people will not find leucorrhea drawing, but it is normal to find leucorrhea drawing in the cervix when doing gynecological examination.
Before ovulation, due to the increase of estrogen level, cervical mucus secretion will increase, leucorrhea will also increase, the quality will be thin, the color will be clear, the appearance will be like egg white, and the silk will be elongated. After ovulation, estrogen level gradually decreased, progesterone level increased, and cervical mucus secretion was inhibited. At this time, leucorrhea is sticky and poor in ductility, especially if you have the habit of taking oral contraceptives, then leucorrhea will increase, because the reason is actually directly related to the level of estrogen and progesterone in the body.
Is ovulation test paper accurate during lactation? The ovulation period of women detected by ovulation test paper is not necessarily accurate. There are many factors that affect women's ovulation, such as the influence of emotions, the influence of living habits, and the irregularity of women's own physiological cycle. These factors will lead to weak positive ovulation test paper, but the situation of ovulation is still the same. Therefore, ovulation test paper for lactation is not necessarily effective.
In addition, feeding methods will also affect ovulation time. Some mothers think that breast milk is of high quality and will feed their babies. If you continue to breastfeed your baby, it will lead to further delay of ovulation. If the baby is not breastfed, it will ovulate about one month later. Once the body ovulates, the mother should take contraceptive measures to avoid pregnancy.
Some mothers will have menstrual periods after giving birth to their children, so when sharing a room, both husband and wife must take safety measures. Even if the baby is breast-fed, it is better to use contraception in the same room to avoid pregnancy.