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Trying for pregnancy
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Today is my 19th day of period and we have done intercourse during my expected ovulation time.But now i am getting thick white discharge.does it mean i am ovulating now?
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Hello Mam,
You can calculate your ovulation time. It’s around 13-14 th day from your menstrual cycle date.
White discharge doesn’t indicate ovulation.
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Dr. Amreetha Bakthavathsalam
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6 yrs exp
Chennai
Hello. Not necessarily. Ovulation discharge is more sort of egg white type than thick white type.If you really need to know it take a follicular study scan and consult with a ogcian.Dont stress yourself. Wait for your coming period. If it comes as usual , it means no pregnancy. If not do a card test.
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Dr. Rajendra Kumar
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Jaipur
May be buy no need to worry
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