Ovulation leucorrhea looks like tofu sludge, and if you have intercourse during this period you can also get pregnant. The bean curd-like leucorrhea may be caused by mycotic vaginitis. Although there is mycotic vaginitis, the chances of getting pregnant during intercourse during ovulation are still high. It is best to have a routine leucorrhea test to confirm if you have mycotic vaginitis. If you have mycotic vaginitis, it is recommended that you take the oral emergency contraceptive pill within 72 hours after intercourse to avoid pregnancy and give some anti-mycotic drugs to treat the symptoms effectively. Women with vaginitis should try to avoid pregnancy by using contraceptives, because the early stages of pregnancy are teratogenic and some drugs cannot be used, and vaginitis, if not treated in time, can have a negative impact on the pregnant woman and on the development of the embryo.