Patient's question:
A woman is 35 years old this year and has visited the hospital many times back and forth. The results have always been unsatisfactory, and she has been experiencing symptoms continuously. Please ask: What are the general symptoms of leukorrhea during ovulation?Doctor's answer:
Before ovulation, the symptoms of leukorrhea differ from normal. Its main component, cervical mucus, is influenced by estrogen during this period, and its discharge will increase over time. Its texture will also become increasingly thin and translucent, and the area between the legs of women will become moist. During ovulation, estrogen secretion in a woman's body will reach another peak. At this time, the amount and elasticity of cervical mucus will also reach their peak, and its texture will appear as fine rings, with the longest length reaching over ten centimeters. The area between the legs of women will also reach the most moist state, lasting for about 2 days. After ovulation, a woman's ovaries will excrete a special substance, which is progesterone that blocks the large-scale discharge of cervical mucus. This will lead to an increase in leukorrhea secretion, and the area between the legs of women will become dry.