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Cervical mucus after Implantation

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Being a mother is a pleasure and glory that every woman wants to experience. But the process is not that easy. A lot of ups and downs are to be dealt with. And one thing that plays an important role in conceiving is cervical mucus. Cervical mucus nourishes and protects the sperm as it makes its journey. So the Cervical mucus after implantation.
What is Cervical mucus?
Why is it important Cervical mucus after implantation?
Types of cervical mucus
Cervical mucus after implantation early pregnancy
Cervical mucus before periods
What happens to cervical mucus after conception?
Monitoring early pregnancy

What is Cervical mucus?

 Cervical mucus is a fluid expelled by the cervix and stimulated by the hormone estrogen. Cervical mucus protects the woman’s body from infections and throws the bacteria out of the body in the form of discharge. Mainly cervical mucus allows the sperm to swim easily into the cervix.
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To conceive, one has to be familiar with cervical mucus to know the most fertile period and have sex accordingly. Throughout menstrual days the quality and amount of cervical mucus changes and one can know the most fertile days.

Why is it important Cervical mucus after implantation?

Cervical mucus plays a vital role in implantation. The most important role is that it facilitates the conception through fertilization even when ovulation is weeks away. Cervical mucus plays a very important role in nourishing, protecting and speeding up the passage of sperm through the uterus to the Fallopian tube, where the sperm fertilizes the egg. That’s why Cervical mucus after implantation. 

Types of cervical mucus

One can check the type of cervical mucus and its fertility by holding it between two fingers. Mainly it could be of the following types.

  • Dry and sticky: This type of mucus is infertile. It generally produced by the cervix after the menstruation period.
  • White, creamy: This is crumbly, lotion-like mucus, which seen during the pre-ovulation period. And it is also infertile.
  • Wet and watery: This again shows the pre-ovulation period, but this rubbery and wet fluid is fertile.
  • Egg white and stretchy:  If you hold the fluid from tissue to your fingertip and stretch it, it would stretch one or two inches. When the cervix produces this type of fluid, it is the most fertile periods.

Everybody is different, and the type of cervical mucus depends upon it. And according to the body type mucus has different stages and consistency. Through the type of mucus, one can identify whether the ovulation period is approaching or not yet ovulating. A stage when a cervix is producing raw egg white consistency can call the most fertile stage.

Cervical mucus after implantation early pregnancy

Cervical mucus after implantation early pregnancy and a woman’s cervical mucus is always changing throughout the pregnancy and the menstrual cycle. And that is why a lot of women wonder what their discharge looks like after implantation. Well, it may seem like little pinkish or brownish, as it may contain a little blood caused by implantation.

Cervical mucus before periods

Generally thick, white and sticky fluid discharges just before periods. It does not allow the sperm to get easily insert in the female cervix. So it cannot be said the right time to ovulate.
You are the one who knows your body very well. Continuous track on your discharge can also help you in the detection of implantation.

What happens to cervical mucus after conception?

Once the conception ends, the cervical mucus will become progesterone-dominant. And there will be sticky cervical mucus. Though the clear cervical mucus may change its texture and become yellow in color, it continues to remain wet cervical mucus.
However, the quantity of discharge varies from women to women. But, most importantly, the cervical mucus is not abnormal in its color and consistency.

Monitoring early pregnancy

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There are many signs of pregnancy, which vary within the woman body, such as:

  • Morning sickness,
  • Delay in periods,
  • Mood swings,
  • Nausea and vomiting,
  • Breast tenderness
  • Constipation
  • Fainting and so on

Cervical mucus also takes some modification. A woman’s body passes through many stages. And as it approaches the ovulating period and conceives, all the female organisms set themselves accordingly. Pregnancy is the period when the body discharge of estrogen is high. This is called leucorrhoea. This term is used for both nonpregnant, and pregnant women. Leukorrhea production increases.
Cervical mucus has a very important role in the reproductive system. It is more watery and abundant when you are about to ovulate. Pregnancy is a long process and needs lots of care, and cervical mucus helps you to determine it at a very early stage.

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