A stretched leukorrhea indicates that the estrogen level in the body is relatively high and the follicles are close to maturity. During the entire menstrual cycle, the leukorrhea is gradually changing. After menstruation, the leukorrhea is milky white, sticky, without odor, not too much, and no uncomfortable feeling. As follicles develop and estrogen levels rise, the amount of leukorrhea will increase significantly. When follicles are nearing maturity, the leukorrhea will appear transparent and stretched, due to the increase in estrogen secretion after follicle maturation, which can increase the secretion of cervical mucus, so it will appear transparent and stretched. If you are planning to get pregnant, you can have intercourse when the leucorrhea is stretched, as this is when the chances of pregnancy are higher.