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It’s that spinnbarkeit, girl! This egg-white, stretchy cervical fluid is a sign you are ovulating. It allows sperm to move more easily through the cervix and the uterus. . . . #ovulation #midwife #midwifery #midwifical #midwives #midwifelife #midwivesrock #feministmidwife #midwiferycare #ttc #ttccommunity #tryingtoconceive #cervix #cervicalmucus #conception #ovulationtest
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Luteal Phase Discharge: Texture, Color, and Red Flags
Your cycle has a storyline, and luteal phase discharge is one of those “blink and you’ll miss it” plot twists. One day you’ve got slippery, fertile-type mucus… and then suddenly everything turns creamy, sticky, or even kind of dry. Naturally, your brain goes: Is this normal? Is my period coming? Could I be pregnant?
Cervical mucus and Ovulation – You can now note down the changes in chiBu. Cervical mucus or cervical fluid is secreted by glands in the cervix. During a menstrual cycle, hormones change the quantity and the quality of this mucus. The cervical mucus plays a very important function of Protecting the uterus by not allowing things to enter Creating a friendly environment for the sperm to travel from the cervix to the uterus. Before ovulation, the hormone estrogen increases the cervical mucus and changes it into an elastic, viscous-like secretion. This helps sperm to stay alive and swim. After ovulation, cervical mucus becomes sticky […]
Cervical Mucus and Ovulation – Things You Need To Know Â
When I take vitamins, minerals and supplements I always make sure to regularly use evening primrose oil. It does wonders to regulate hormones, keep your hair and skin young and healthy, and it's beneficial to the brain and nervous system. After all the brain is made up of 99% fatty acids. My recommendation though for trying to conceive potential mothers is to take one capsule on the first day of your cycle up to the 14th day. Pretty much take a break once you start ovulating. Why? Do not take this supplement after ovulation during the luteal phase as evening primrose oil can cause uterine contractions making it difficult for the fertilized egg to implant inside the womb. During this time, evening primrose oil can be replaced with omega-3 fish oil supplements for overall health. Stay healthy and beautiful ladies! #empowerment #eveningprimroseoil #ovulation #fertility #vitamins #hormonalbalance #eczema #arthritis #tendonitis #pms #antiwrinkle #adhd #add #gla #nervefunction #softskin #supple #breastlumps #cervicalmucus #implantation #khristinebognot #holistichealer #crystalhealing #reikimaster #energytherapy #diseasefreediet #diseasefreebody #diseasefreeworld #healthiswealth #alternativemedicine (at Long Beach, California)
