Is it possible to still have egg white cervical fluid after ovulation?

Answer 1

Yes, this is normal. Estrogen is mainly responsible for the fertile quality cervical mucus so if you have high estrogen, or are estrogen dominant, then it is very normal to see patches of EWCM before and after O.

"EWCM comes from an estrogen increase. That usually happens several days prior to ovulation. But it also happens about a week after ovulation. So seeing EWCM again at that time is not unusual. "-- http://www.medicinenet.com/script/main/art.asp?articlekey=53729

"Once ovulation has occurred, the cervical fluid dries up, and the vagina remains dry until the next cycle. However, many women do experience periods of "unexplained" EWCM both before and after ovulation."-- http://www.babysnark.com/ttc-fertility/ttc-fertility.asp

Answer 2

Yes, absolutely. The corpus luteum (follicle that housed the egg that was released) produces estrogen, sometimes causing fertile fluid after ovulation.

Answer 3

li wish someone could answer this ur question professionally. l am experiencing it right now, dont want to duplicate this question, but wish to read what others have to say.

Am due for my period in 2days time, apart from little cramps, l dont have any other sympthoms l usually have before my period, like soreness of breast. Rather, l have the slippery cervical fluid, when am supposed to be dry by now.

Answer 4

it quite is a triky one sure ovulation is egg white mucus however the sperm discharge a pair of days later seems an analogous, so the appropriate way around that's merely too calculate the main fertile days there became a sight i used in case you seek ovulation calculator it delivers dates to artwork with stable success.

Answer 5

no because some people doesn't produce any and also it changes ffrom dry to sticky to creamy and then back to normal but if preggo I think you still produce some but not as much

Answer 6

I don't think so.My be you ovulating late that's what happen to me.

Answer 7

I dont think so.