In the 2-3 days before and after ovulation, women will feel an increase in vaginal secretions, there will be a feeling of wet pants and secretions like water. On the day of ovulation, due to ovulation, the secretions at this time will become viscous, like pulling silk, which is typical of ovulatory leukorrhea. In addition, since a small amount of follicular fluid will be left in the pelvis after ovulation, some women may feel bloating and pain in the small stomach and lumbar pain, which is caused by pelvic fluid accumulation, and as the follicular fluid is absorbed, such symptoms will slowly disappear. During ovulation, some women may also experience a small amount of bleeding, which is caused by changes in hormone levels during ovulation.