Is it normal to smell something during ovulation?

Generally speaking, ovulation odor is caused by changes in hormonal levels in the body. Later in the menstrual cycle, hormone levels in a woman begin to rise, causing vaginal secretions to smell. These smells are often called "cue cell smells." However, in some cases, the smell can become too strong to ignore.

If women experience discomfort during ovulation, or if the odor is too strong, it is recommended that they consult their doctor. The doctor may recommend tests to check for other health problems.

Overall, while women may experience some unusual odors during ovulation, these odors are usually normal. If women experience discomfort during ovulation, or if the odor is too strong, it is recommended that they consult their doctor.