[baabaamilker]

Just wondering what this gets classified as. In some places I read it is considered transitional from creamy to EW.

I got it before ovulation and am getting it now. I know that being pregnant can cause weird things to happen to your CF. I can stretch it to about two inches and a little more.

It's sometimes light yellowish or white, and often streaked white with EW.

[rlh27]

Is your vaginal sensation slippery?

[baabaamilker]

I would say gooey, not slippery.

[ShawnaCAN]

It all depends on the overall pattern. Since you are pregnant, it's likely from the thick plug that forms in the cervix to protect pregnancy. The plug forms after ovulation and then the pregnancy hormones trigger it to become even thicker. It constantly rejuvenates itself, causing all kinds of mucusy stuff.

The reason you observe something very similar before O, is because the plug in the cervix liquifies and comes out during the fertile phase so that sperm can enter.

[baabaamilker]

Ok, thanks. When charting it what do I put it down as? I have been documenting it as creamy because it is really a good mix of creamy and what feels like eggwhite, but when played with for a while it looses some of it stretchiness.

[ShawnaCAN]

It depends entirely on the type of charting you do! With Billings, you would describe exactly how it makes you feel when you walk around, and note the appearance of anything you happen to see. Touching it not reccomended. Other forms of charting have you measure it's stretchability and whatnot. Creighton offers you a menu of 27 different types of mucus to choose from, based in cery meticulous toilet paper exams. So it all depends on the type of mucus charting you're following!

[baabaamilker]

Ok, well I guess I'll keep it creamy for the moment since I saw it leading up to fertile CF, and I know it isn't fertile for me.

[LJD3Tdance]

My discharge/cm/whatever it is in pregnancy is always snotty.