Likely: vaginal/cervical mucous, normal, but larger amount. This may reflect an estrogen excess level, from polycystic ovarian syndrome. This can cause the irregular ovulation/cycles as well. Production of larger levels of androgens are converted (peripheral aromatace) to an estrogen (estriol). This can be treated, and should be controlled. Also related to insulin resistance/carbohydrate sensitivity.
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