Patient's question:
My own cervical mucus secretes a lot. I want to know if this condition will affect my fertility?Doctor's answer:
Hello, cervical mucus exhibits cyclical changes in thinning and thickening. When the mucus becomes thin, a white, transparent, or mucus-like clear fluid can be observed at the external os of the cervix. Clinically, after ovulation, cervical mucus gradually becomes thicker, concentrating within the cervical canal and blocking the cervix, thereby separating the uterine cavity from the external environment and preventing sperm from passing through, leading to infertility. It is recommended that you promptly seek treatment at a formal infertility and subfertility specialty hospital. Under the guidance of a doctor, taking medication tailored to your condition will help achieve the desired therapeutic effect.