Leukorrhea is not equal to ovulation is a normal vaginal secretion, but leukorrhea will change with the menstrual cycle. During ovulation, the secretion of estrogen in the body increases, which will easily cause an increase in the amount of leukorrhea, and the leukorrhea will appear transparent and drawn or egg white like leukorrhea. After the follicles are discharged, the estrogen level will decrease and the amount of leucorrhea will be reduced and white sticky leucorrhea will appear. If the leucorrhea is stretched, it may be ovulation. You can check by ovulation test paper or ultrasound to determine if you are ovulating. Everyone’s constitution is different and the hormonal changes in the body are not exactly the same, so the leucorrhea symptoms alone cannot accurately determine whether ovulation is occurring or not, and further examination is needed to confirm the diagnosis.