Is there any strange smell during ovulation?

Some people may think that odor may be caused by a vaginal infection or inflammation. However, in reality, vaginal odor may have a variety of causes, including vaginal flora imbalance, abnormal vaginal discharge, sexual behavior, diet, and stress.

During ovulation, a woman's vaginal discharge will increase and may release some odor. These odors are usually caused by bacteria in the vagina breaking down vaginal secretions. Therefore, during this period, the vagina may release some smelling matter due to the bacterial decomposition of vaginal secretions.

Even though vaginal secretions sometimes have some odor, that doesn’t mean every woman has to feel uncomfortable or concerned. If women don't feel any discomfort, it may mean they are not sensitive to odors. However, if a woman experiences discomfort or concerns, it is best to consult a doctor to determine the cause of the odor and initiate appropriate treatment.