In the ovulation period, the leucorrhea is thick and sticky, probably because ovulation has already taken place. The unique leucorrhea during ovulation is transparent like egg white, with more volume and a good degree of straining. When the chronic cervical inflammation is localized, the glandular secretion will be strong, so it will lead to relatively sticky secretions. When the sticky secretions during ovulation and the leukorrhea unique to ovulation are mixed together and flow out of the vagina, what is observed is a sticky discharge, so at this time there is It is recommended to have a gynecological examination to find out if there is inflammation of the cervix.