Excessive and sticky leucorrhea during ovulation

So, what is ovulation discharge? Why does it become so sticky?

A woman's menstrual cycle lasts about 28 days. On the fourteenth day of the menstrual cycle, which is the ovulation period, women's vaginal secretions will increase and become sticky. The secretions during this period are mainly secreted by the bacteria and vaginal flora present in the vagina. These bacteria and flora are very important to women's health.

Why does a woman's ovulation secretion become so sticky?

There are a large number of bacterial flora in the female vagina, which are very important to women's health. During ovulation, these bacteria secrete a substance called mucin, which makes a woman's vaginal secretions stickier. In addition, a woman’s vaginal wall will also become smoother during this period, which is conducive to sexual intercourse.

So, what are the risks for women having sex during ovulation?

It is very dangerous for women to have sex during ovulation. During this period, women's vaginal secretions will increase. If sexual intercourse is inappropriate, it may lead to bacterial infection and vaginal inflammation. In addition, a woman's vaginal walls will also become smoother during this period, which may lead to vaginal bleeding if sexual intercourse is inappropriate.

Therefore, women should cherish their wonderful time during ovulation and be extra careful when having sex. In addition, women can also protect themselves through some methods, such as using condoms and reducing the frequency of sexual intercourse.