does grainy white cervical mucus during ovulation suggest yeast infection in vagina
hello welcome to iclinq com yeast infections are usually associated with symptoms like itching or pain the description of the mucus looks more like an ovulatory discharge the discharges are not always bookish it varies with individuals and patterns may have some changes during active sexual life so do not worry and have regular intercourse during this time as it is the fertile period generally timed intercourse adds stress to both partners so have casual stress free sex it actually makes wonders I hope this helps ovulatory discharge ovulatory discharge
hello doctor I am trying to get pregnant for a year now so far it has not been a success and the main reason is I have irregular periods and difficulty tracking my fertile window I have been tracking my ovulation this month and according to calculations this week I should be ovulating so this whole week I kept checking my cervical mucus and did some ovulation tests the last five days my ovulation tests all came back negative until today I saw only a faint line but from here I got very confused the reason is according to my knowledge if you reach your ovulation your cervical mucus should also change to a watery slimy or egg consistency when I check my mucus it is grainy and white which probably refers to yeast infection but I have no other symptoms no burning feeling or any itching or bad smells just white grainy mucus does this mean I do have a yeast infection even though I have no other symptoms can this affect my chance to get pregnant