First of all, the white fluid that changes consistency throughout your monthly cycle is called <strong>Cervical Fluid....not Vaginal Discharge!  </strong>Vaginal discharge sounds so....ewwww...disgusting but it has a bad wrap!  Cervical fluid is actually a wonderful thing.

It is normal for it to change in color and consistency over the course of the month!  Who knew?!  I didn't know either until I was faced with infertility!  I learned more about my cervix than I ever thought possible.

I learned that during the time of ovulation - when you are most fertile - your cervical fluid should look like egg whites!  It should be thickish and clear, apparently this consistency helps those little sperm swim better!  And, who knows, maybe because it's not milky at that time of month it also helps them find their way to the waiting ovum ;-)

Also during ovulation your cervix actually moves down closer to your vaginal opening!  It is actually trying to get closer to those little sperm to help them out!  Your body does this every month without you even thinking about it - isn't that amazing!

At a certain time during your pregnancy your cervix is closed for business!  It actually closes up nice and tight to make sure nothing gets in or out of your womb protecting your swee

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