VAGINAL DISCHARGE DURING OVULATION EXPLAINED

Increased discharge may be a sign you’re ovulating.

Ovulation occurs in the middle of your menstrual cycle, so approximately 14 days after the first day of your period, depending on how long your individual cycle is.

Before and during ovulation, your hormones change in order to signal to your ovaries to release an egg once a month. 

This change in hormones also results in increased vaginal discharge that is like egg whites in texture and color.

Right after ovulation, the discharge becomes less watery and a little bit stickier than discharge during ovulation. No need to worry. It’s all very natural.