Jelly-like leukorrhea is ovulation, but not ovulation, in the ovulation period due to increased secretion of estrogen in the body, causing an increase in cervical mucus, resulting in a transparent leukorrhea pulling, prone to leukorrhea, such as an increase in leukorrhea, it is a normal phenomenon. If ovulation is over, the leukorrhea will change, and there will be a decrease in leukorrhea, sticky, cloudy, etc. If you want to determine whether you are ovulating or not, you will need to check with your doctor. If you want to determine whether you are ovulating, you need to go to the hospital and use ovulation test paper, or ultrasound to monitor the follicles to determine ovulation. If you are planning to get pregnant, you can get pregnant if you have intercourse throughout the ovulation period, but it is best not to have sex too often, so as not to cause the body to be overworked and affect the pregnancy. If you do not plan to get pregnant, you need to take contraceptive measures, such as condoms, and it is best not to take the pill, because the pill can cause endocrine disruption.