Joined: 30 Aug 2005 Posts: 615 Location: singapore
Dry Cervic Mucus After Period? Posted: 10-10-05 01:07am
Is it normal for the cervic mucus to be
dry, making it painful to have sex after a
normal period?
When will the cervics mucus be wet or
creamy? When that happens, does it mean u
r ovulating?
Anyone with more insights to this???
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lesliepei
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 07 Sep 2005 Posts: 187 Location: Canada
Posted: 10-10-05 13:05pm
You should normally by dry right after
your period, ky jelly helps at this
point. Coming on to day 10 or so, your
mucus gets wetter. Then coming up to
ovulation, it is like raw egg whites and
lots of it....Hint: have sex at least once
a day during this time if you want to get
pregnant. After you have ovulated, it
becomes thicker again until your period.
Hope this helps.
Leslie
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lovablepetsworld
Active User, Really EHEALTHy
Joined: 30 Aug 2005 Posts: 615 Location: singapore
Thanks Lesliepei! Posted: 10-10-05 21:33pm
Last night was day 12 and my hubby told me
that it is dry outside and wet inside.
While he was putting it in, it was painful
n tight but after that it was great. I
felt relaxed.
So does this mean the mucus is wet? What
do I do to find out about the mucus?
Sorry I am a blur in this matter. After
looking through websites, I realized that
u can monitor the cervic mucus for
ovulation too.
So give me some insights as I really want
to get pregnant.
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Lilypad
Extremely EHEALTHy
Joined: 10 Oct 2005 Posts: 1043 Location: Ohio, USA
Posted: 10-25-05 02:11am
Astroglide is alot better than ky in my
opinion, but I have heard that to get
pregnant it is better to not use
artificial lubricant.
I am pretty sure theres not much chance of
getting pregnant right after your period
anyway.
Also be careful about certain
medications that dry up your nasal
passages-like allergy medication. They
dry you up down there too.
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