Pregnancy after ovluation?

Question

Is it likely that a woman could get pregnant 5-6 days after her ovluation (the white stuff that she secretes) has ended?

Answer 1

Hello there. Ovulation does not cause the production of "white stuff". During the time that a woman is ovulating the cervix produces a clear, thin, almost watery discharge. Ovulation occurs half way between the last period that the woman had and the next period that she is expecting.
In any case, no, a woman could not get pregnant 5 to 6 days after she really did ovulate. The egg is only viable for 12 to 24 hours after it is released.
You need to find a good way to tell when you are actually ovulating. There are kits that you can buy that will pinpoint the time of ovulation but paying attention to the times that you have your period and to what your body does should be enough.
I hope this helps you.
Take care and Blessed Be
Lady T~

Answer 2

If you are sure that you have ovulated 5-6 days ago then, the chance of getting pregnant is greatly decreased. I cannot say that you cannot because anything is possible especially w/ the human body and just because there is more white discharge really doesn't mean that you ovulated 5-6 days ago. When you have the discharge it is to make it easier for the egg to flow out of the fallopian tube. If you were to have sex after ovulation usually there isn't enough time for conception to occur and if it did it most likely wouldn't be viable. Best of luck to you.