White transparent solid during ovulation

These white, clear solids are often the remains of eggs, also known as egg remnants or egg remnants. When a woman's eggs are released from her ovaries, they go through a complex series of chemical reactions that end up forming some white residue. These residues are usually clear, but may appear a different color in some cases.

Egg residue has relatively little impact on the human body. They are usually harmless and do not cause direct harm to the body. However, if women frequently encounter egg residue during their menstrual cycle, this may affect their reproductive function. This is because too much egg residue may affect a woman's fertility, causing her menstrual cycle to be shortened or lengthened, and may even lead to infertility.

To avoid the appearance of egg remnants, some women may seek out appropriate diet and lifestyle changes during the menstrual cycle to help increase fertility. For example, women can promote fertility by increasing their intake of protein and iron. Additionally, women can avoid egg remnants by maintaining a healthy weight and reducing stress.