Patient's question:
16 days of menstruation,Let's calculate, first it's considered the ovulation period,
But the amount of leukorrhea is not much, not transparent, and no stringiness
Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition:The transparent, egg-white-like, stringy leukorrhea is a typical leukorrhea during ovulation and is a rough method to determine if ovulation occurs. The absence of this type of leukorrhea does not necessarily mean ovulation is not happening, and an occasional abnormal ovulation is not necessarily a pathological sign.
Guidance:
Based on your description, there is no need to worry excessively. Intercourse after the menstrual period generally does not affect ovulation. Ovulation is also influenced by the body's endocrine levels. An occasional abnormality is not necessarily pathological, and it is advisable to continue monitoring for a period of time.