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Arousal fluid occurs when your body senses sexual desire or attraction. During this process, there is increased blood flow to your genitals, including the vaginal walls, which causes fluid to pass through them. This makes the tissues wet and provides lubrication, referred to as the first stage of arousal.
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Read More »Cervical mucus is a clear or gel-like fluid that is produced by the cervix. The fluid will change based on your menstrual cycle and if you are pregnant. It can be helpful to know what your cervical mucus looks like during the different stages of your menstrual cycle, especially if you are trying to conceive. Cervical mucus plays a critical role in conception by eliminating abnormal sperm and protecting healthy sperm as they travel through the reproductive system to the egg. Let’s take a look at the different types of cervical mucus and why we experience different types at different times. Mucus produced by the cervix is primarily controlled by the hormone estrogen. Estrogen is also responsible for some of the changes you see during your menstrual cycle. Throughout your menstrual cycle, the cervical mucus changes to support the possibility of conception. Post-menstruation cervical mucus is typically the least amount you will experience during your cycle. This would be your baseline amount and is almost “dry.” As you get several days past your period, you will see an increase in the amount of mucus when you look at your underwear or wipe. Immediately after your period, this can appear slightly red, yellow, or white. It might also look a little cloudy and is somewhat sticky. As you approach ovulation, the mucus may appear creamier and white. During ovulation, egg-white cervical mucus is present. This is a type of cervical fluid that is produced by the cervix just before ovulation occurs. At this stage of your menstrual cycle, estrogen levels are increasing rapidly and causing the cervix to increase the amount of mucus that it is producing. The appearance is clear and sticky, resembling egg whites. When you notice this type of mucus, you might be able to determine the most fertile days of your cycle.
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