Watery leucorrhea after ovulation

This watery fluid is called leucorrhea. During a woman's menstrual cycle, leucorrhea usually increases gradually and becomes thinner, clear, and sticky in texture. After ovulation, a woman's leucorrhea will become clearer, transparent, and watery in nature. This phenomenon is called watery leucorrhea.

Watery leucorrhea is a normal physiological phenomenon that marks the growth and development of female egg cells. However, if a woman's watery leucorrhea appears abnormal, such as excessive amount, abnormal color, abnormal texture, etc., then she needs to seek medical treatment in time.

Common causes include vaginal infection, vaginal inflammation, cervical cancer, etc. If a woman has abnormal watery leucorrhea, she should seek medical treatment promptly and receive diagnosis and treatment.