Ovulation refers to the time when a female egg is released from the ovary to the fallopian tube. It is also a very important stage in the female menstrual cycle. Although secretions during ovulation are very important to a woman’s health, many people may ignore the secretions during this period. In this article, we’ll look at ovulation discharges and why they’re important.

Ovulation discharge refers to the secretion in a woman’s vagina, which is usually transparent, sticky, and can be elongated into threads. These secretions are formed by the combination of eggs and sperm in women's bodies and can help women transport sperm, thus promoting pregnancy.

Why is ovulation secretion important?

Ovulation secretions are very important to a woman's health because they help her carry sperm, thereby promoting pregnancy. In addition, these secretions can also keep women's vagina clean and prevent bacterial infections.

How to observe ovulation secretions?

Observing ovulation secretions can be done by measuring a woman's body temperature and observing vaginal secretions. Generally speaking, when a woman's body temperature rises to about 37 degrees Celsius, it is the beginning of ovulation. During this period, a woman's vaginal discharge will increase and may become more transparent and sticky.

To sum up, secretions during ovulation are very important to women’s health, but many people may ignore the secretions during this period. Therefore, it is recommended that women pay attention to their secretions in daily life and maintain good hygiene habits.