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Re: 'Eggwhite' cervical mucus -- or lack thereofFrom: anonymous@obgyn.netThu, 11 Sep 2003 23:09:49 -0500 (CDT)
At Thu, 11 Sep 2003, MB wrote: > >I'm trying to conceive my first child. I never ever get stretchy, >so-called "eggwhite" cervical mucus (I do check internally). At most, >my cervical mucus gets sort of wet and a bit more clear, but it's hard >to tell. Does that signify a problem? I did actually get pregnant in >only my second cyle trying (so it would seem I could get pregnant >without this cervical mucus), but I miscarried at 5.5 weeks. Could the >miscarriage be related to this? Maybe an estrogen problem of some sort? > >Also, I never really have dry or sticky cervical mucus, either right >after my period or after ovulation. In fact, for a few days after >ovulation (I chart my temperatures and take ovulation predictor kits, so >I'm pretty sure I ovulate), I get tons of creamy consistency cervical >mucus. This all sounds to me like a problem of description-- one of those "you say potato, I say pohtahto" kinds of things. I think it's like eggwhite, you think it's wet and clear... I think it's sticky, you think it's creamy. I've had the same problem, actually-- what people describe as "EWCM" seems to me just really, sorta, well, clear and runny. Not as "stretchy" as it seems like it shoudl be, from others' descriptions. And I've never had sticky, just creamy. So I'm with you. The important thing, IMO, is to learn to identify your own fertility signals. If "wet and clear" (as you define it) coincides with +++ OPK and BBTs, well, wet and clear is your eggwhite cm. Don't worry so much. (I'm fertile as a rabbit - I get pregnant just by THINKING about it.) KM
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