Water release during ovulation is a critical period in human biology. During this period, some water will be added to the liquid environment in the female body, called ovulation water. This process occurs naturally in the female reproductive tract and is critical to both pregnancy and childbirth.

These changes cause an increase in a woman's vaginal secretion of fluid, which is usually colorless and clear with some acidic characteristics. This fluid is produced by the breakdown of cell death by vaginal flora, which includes bacteria and fungi.

Ovulation water is very important for a woman’s pregnancy and delivery. During this period, a woman's vaginal fluids can hold and guide sperm into the fallopian tubes, helping them meet and fertilize the egg. In addition, ovulation water can also protect the fertilized egg from surviving in the female reproductive tract, which is very important to ensure the successful implantation of the fertilized egg.

However, water during ovulation can also have a certain impact on women's health. If a woman frequently experiences the appearance of ovulatory fluid, it may lead to vaginal flora imbalance and increase the risk of infection. Additionally, ovulatory fluid may also cause a woman to have an increased libido, thereby increasing the risk of infections and sexually transmitted diseases.