Could increased CM be a sign of pregnancy?!
Question: I had my normal CM during ovulation wet sticky and then it turned to ewcma and then on day of ovulation it was just a little wet ...then the next day it was dry and then two days later started to increase again it was just really wet and white no odor or color really so I dont think it is infection or anything and here I am days later and it is still here...so could it be a sign?
Answers: I had my normal CM during ovulation wet sticky and then it turned to ewcma and then on day of ovulation it was just a little wet ...then the next day it was dry and then two days later started to increase again it was just really wet and white no odor or color really so I dont think it is infection or anything and here I am days later and it is still here...so could it be a sign?
This is normal. Usually, Cm dries up after ovulation, but sometimes, a few days later (closer to your period,) you can have a couple more days of creamy CM. This is because the corpus luteum is breaking down and releasing some hormones. I always have it a few days before my period and many women have it from time to time.
Later in pregnancy, CM can be a sign of pregnancy if it is leukorrhea- thin and milky with little or no scent, but that wouldn't occur so soon after ovulation. I doubt that is what you are experiencing.
It is also possible that your ovulation was delayed. Maybe your body geared up to ovulate with EWCM, but failed. If you were extra stressed or ill, etc. this could delay ovulation and you would get more EWCM a few days or a week later as your body tries again to ovulate.
Take a test! If your not pregnant and it still continues go to the doctor!
It can increase. I noticed it after I was farther along. But take a test in a week or so to be sure.
I always have plenty of opaque CM after ovulation, everyone is different.