Question 1

what causes cervical mucus in toilet?

Accepted Answer

Discharge: Vaginal discharge requires an examination to determine the cause and treatment. Bacterial vaginosis is the most common cause and often has a vaginal odor. Vaginal itching can be a sign of a yeast infection. Sometimes vaginal discharge can be a sign of a sexual transmitted infection. Testing is important to determine the treatment and keep you and your partner safe.

Question 2

noticed clumps of white creamy cervical mucus in toilet. no other symptoms. had period symptoms two weeks ago.am i pregnant? period due in a few days.

Accepted Answer

Take the test: If you want to know if you are pregnant, take a test. In today's world you do not need to wonder if you are pregnant or not based on symptoms. Pregnancy tests are available at any pharmacy and in minutes you will have your answer. They can detect a pregnancy 7-10 days after conception. The best time to take one is when you miss your period.

Question 3

what causes cervical mucus?

Accepted Answer

Cervical glands: Cervical Mucus is secreted by glands in the cervix in response to female hormones.  It is a normal part of female physiology.  Best wishes!

Question 4

why do i have cervical mucus?

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Possibly: Cervical mucous character is related to the varying concentration of your hormones.  Irregularities in these levels can cause mucousy discharge.

Question 5

how can i improve my cervical mucus?

Accepted Answer

Cervical mucus: Cervical mucus (CM) produced with ovulation is clear and provides a vehicle for sperm transportation into the womb. If "CM" is not clear, you may have a vaginal infection. If not and infection, see your healthcare provider for testing and medication to assist with attempts at pregnancy, if applicable.

Question 6

how to stop excessive cervical mucus?

Accepted Answer

Stop and go: There isn't a way to "stop" cervical mucous production except by dehydration or lack of hormonal support. Many women would love to have this problem as it helps with sexual activity. If this is still a concern to you, please "go"  to a GYN MD and get examined to determine if the cervical mucous is "excessive" or not and the cause.

Question 7

how come i always have cervical mucus?

Accepted Answer

That's normal: The cervical glands secrete mucus all the time - sometimes more, sometimes less. It can vary in response to hormonal changes.

Question 8

what are the cycles of cervical mucus?

Accepted Answer

Cervical Mucous: Cervical mucous is usually most noticeable around the time of ovulation when it is characteristically clear and string like.

Question 9

what can cause an increase in cervical mucus?

Accepted Answer

Not ovulating.: Cervical mucus thins during ovulation, when you have a surge of the hormone estrogen. After ovulation, the hormone Progesterone rises, and the mucus thickens.

Question 10

how do i know if this is cervical mucus normal?

Accepted Answer

Dont know : That is a very vague question. Women have changes in cervical mucous throughout the month. If you feel something different than usual is happening then i would get tested.

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What causes cervical mucus?

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How can i improve my cervical mucus?

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How come i always have cervical mucus?

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