Patient's question:
Please ask the doctor, is leukorrhea only present around the time of ovulation? White, transparent, stretchy white liquid? If there is no discharge at other times, is it possible that there is some inflammation?Doctor's answer:
This is possible. Generally, an increase in leukorrhea indicates the arrival of the ovulation period. During the ovulation period, the increase in leukorrhea is easily noticeable, making it easier to identify. If you're trying to conceive, you can try to find the ovulation day. The ovulation day is not the same as the ovulation period, but relying on the ovulation period may not necessarily help you find the exact ovulation day. Children born on the ovulation day are generally healthier and more likely to be boys. I'll share a knowledge point about the "Golden Calculation Rule for Ovulation" with you. I hope this helps.