I'm starting to have a white kinda thick maybe creamy discharge. Is it safe to asume I'm starting to ovulate?

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I had some typos with the last question >.<

Answer 1

generally when you ovulate the cervical mucous, become like the white of a raw egg, clear and stretchy. Many women find they are able to stretch their cervical mucous between their fingers around the times they are most fertile.
so what you are describing doesn't sound like ovulation, sorry

Answer 2

How long has it been since you started your period? If your period was somewhere around 2 weeks ago (and you have the average 28 day cycle) you could be ovulating. But it's different with every cycle, and every woman. Usually "fertile" (ovulatory) mucus looks like the clear, gooey part of a raw egg white. The mucus may have some color to it though. From my experience the mucus will get creamier either before or after ovulation.

But what your describing could also be caused by a yeast infection. If you experience signs such as itching and if the discharge has a really funny smell to it, you may want to get checked out by a doctor. Hope all goes well!

Answer 3

It is to hard to give an honest answer. Discharge could be so many things. Bacterial infections, ovulation, pregnancy, cycle. The list just goes on and on...so without being you it is hard to give an honest answer.

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Answer 4

i think what you have is called leukorrhea. It is usually white, creamy discharge. It's normal. It's a way your vagina cleans up itself. When you ovulate, the discharge should be clear (egg white look alike) and strechy.

Answer 5

Thick and creamy doesn't usually indicate oncoming ovulation, but to be sure, check out the enclosed link, it's very very helpful.

I hope this helps :-)

Answer 6

Yea you deff could be!

Answer 7

Um, why would you post that online?