How to know if you are ovulating? There are some symptoms during ovulation. The first one is an increase in vaginal discharge. During ovulation, the hormone level in the body changes and the cervical discharge becomes diluted in order for the semen to enter the cervix more smoothly. Clinically, the vaginal discharge is similar to egg white and is transparent, and when you feel it with your hand, you will find that it is very elastic. Secondly, the time of ovulation can be understood by monitoring the basal body temperature. For example, on the day of ovulation, the basal body temperature will decrease, and on the second day of ovulation, the basal body temperature will increase by 0.3-0.5℃, usually above 36.8℃, and most of them are around 37℃. And this high temperature will continue for about 12 days later, this situation is also clinically indicated as ovulation.