CM

After ovulating, your vaginal secretions can look creamy, egg whitish, thick or even yellow. But what does it mean? What does it look like if pregnant and when should you see a doctor?Ovulation is one of the major stages in your menstrual cycle in which there are observable signs. You are likely to feel some cramps, see a little discharge … Read more

Cervical mucus (CM, the clear fluid that is produced by the cervix) does not remain the same throughout your menstrual cycle. It keeps changing its consistency, texture, and color depending on different stages of your cycle. As such, you can monitor it chart your fertile days if you are trying to conceive or using safe days as your … Read more

Cervical secretion is a naturally- occurring process in a woman. The reproductive hormones, progesterone, and estrogen influence cervical mucus production throughout the menstrual cycle.However, cervical mucus is not the same throughout the cycle; it is bound to change color, consistency, and amount.Table of ContentsWhat is cervical mucus … Read more

The kind of cervical mucus you will have will determine your level of fertility. A watery mucus in the cervix will appear at certain times of the menstrual cycle. In general, this watery kind of cervical fluid is a sign that you are fertile at that time.Table of ContentsWhat is watery CM?Watery CM in early pregnancyIs thin watery cervical … Read more

In your menstrual cycle, the cervical mucus will change in amount, color, texture and other aspects. Each type of cervical mucus has its own meaning.As it regards the creamy cervical mucus, it has its own meaning to your reproductive health.Table of ContentsWhy is my cervical mucus creamy?After ovulation4 DPO5 DPO6 DPO7 DPO8 DPO9 DPO10 … Read more