Cervical mucus is a form of vaginal discharge produced by your cervix and controlled by estrogen and progesterone hormones. Mucus is dense and sparse at the beginning of your menstrual period. As mucin proteins bind together to produce a mesh-like structure that acts as a barrier against sperm and other agents.

Water levels rise when estrogen levels rise, but mucin levels decrease. This relaxes the mucin barrier, causing a woman’s cervical mucus to thin out. Sperm can pass freely into the cervix thanks to a thin layer of cervical (watery) mucus.

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Cervical mucous is a fluid or gel-like discharge from the cervix of a woman. During a woman’s menstrual cycle, the thickness and amount of cervical mucous changes due to fluctuating hormonal levels throughout her menstrual cycle.

The gynecologists of Kiran Infertility Centre- Chennai opine that a healthy cervical mucus is thin, white or clear and has mild odor. A slight increase in the cervical mucus is just one of the many early signs of pregnancy.

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The role of cervical mucus and its effect on your fertility

Cervical mucus is the fluid secreted by the cervix to protect the sperm as it makes its journey through the female reproductive tract to fertilize an egg. It also keeps the sperm healthy during its journey.

However, a creamy and thick cervical mucus is considered non-fertile, as it makes it difficult for sperm to reach the egg.  Besides not producing enough mucus or producing, a consistency that is, not nourishing to sperm can affect fertility and your ability to get pregnant. You can consult with the doctors of Kiran Infertility Centre Chennai if you decide to use the cervical mucus method to track your fertility and to know if it is the reason for your infertility.

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