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Cervical MucusEarly Pregnancy

What happens to cervical mucusearly pregnancyé I would consider a pregnancy test a way moreaccurate indior of pregnancy. I've been monitoring my cervical mucus totrack fertility; I want to know how it changes if I get pregnant. When you ovulate, the cervical mucus getsthinner, clearer, more watery. Yes, and it does that when you ovulate andthe egg is prime, versus the body temperature spike that happens a day after you ovulate. After that 24 hour expiration date, the cervicalmucus goes back to being thick, white and

gooey. What does it do if I'm pregnanté In the first days, it will be the normal thick,white and gooey. The biggest change will be that the cervical mucus won't be wiped outby your period. A lack of a period can be a sign of pregnancy,but it can also mean you're so stressed out that your period skipped. If you were tracking your fertility via cervicalmucus, you probably wouldn't see a shift due to ovulation if a health condition hasshut that down.

So if I don't have a period because of anout of whack thyroid or too strict diet, the cervical mucus will remain unchanged. Unless you are not having a period becausesomething else is wrong. That would make the cervical mucus ultrathickand usually other colors like green tinged or yellow. A yeast infection can make it thicker too,and smell fishy. If only that could be a sign of pregnancy. It could be a sign of diabetes too, if youkeep getting infections.

What happens if I got pregnanté It will be the same thick, white or creamcolor, sticky stuff throughout the pregnancy. The difference is that during pregnancy, thecervix usually makes more. I've heard of women having so much cervicalmucus that they need to wear a pad to contain it. They sometimes do, but that is usually inthe second or third trimester, notthe first week or two. I heard there were changes.

You might see a few spots of bloodthecervical mucus when the embryo implants. That could be mistaken for the start of aperiod. Except your period should not start. The morecertain changes are the cervix going back up after conception but not as high as normal,and hardening a little but not as hard as normal. You're right, a pregnancy test is way moreobvious.

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