Brown-colored leucorrhea during ovulation is a very common phenomenon and usually occurs between the 14th and 20th days of a woman’s menstrual cycle. During this period, women's vaginal secretions will increase, the color will turn into translucent brown, and the amount will also increase. Although this phenomenon itself does not cause any discomfort, it can also cause some trouble for women.

Secondly, brown-colored leucorrhea during ovulation may also affect women's health. If a woman's vaginal secretions contain a large amount of brown, they may affect the woman's vaginal flora and lead to bacterial infection. In addition, brown color may also affect women's immune systems, making them more susceptible to infections.

Finally, brown-colored leucorrhea during ovulation may also affect a woman’s fertility. If women's vaginal secretions are brown, they may affect the penetration ability of sperm, causing sperm to be unable to enter the woman's uterus, thereby hindering the formation of fertilized eggs. Therefore, if women find that they have brown-colored leucorrhea during ovulation during this period, they should take timely measures to ensure their health and fertility.

To sum up, although brown-colored leucorrhea during ovulation does not cause any discomfort in itself, it may cause some troubles and effects to women. Therefore, women should pay close attention to their vaginal secretions, and if they find abnormal changes, they should take timely measures to ensure their health and fertility.