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Fertile Cervical Mucus on Birth control?
Hey everyone. Quick question.
I have been on trisprintec birth control for 4 years. I have never missed a pill, and I take it religiously. I've never had a problem with it.
I know my body super well. When I wasn't on birth control, I would always know when I was ovulating. I would get loads of stretchy egg white cervical mucus.
When I got on the pill, I stopped having that and my cervical mucus was basically thick throughout the month.
For the past 2 months, I've had this stretchy cervical mucus. I'm just really confused. Should I be worried? I don't understand why I'm having this fertile mucus if my birth control is suppose to stop ovulation.
I've been taking ovulation tests while I get this fertile mucus, and they all say low fertility, but it's still just got me wondering.
Answers are much appreciative! Just wanna see if this has happened to anyone else, or if I need to hit up the gyno! Haha.
I have been on trisprintec birth control for 4 years. I have never missed a pill, and I take it religiously. I've never had a problem with it.
I know my body super well. When I wasn't on birth control, I would always know when I was ovulating. I would get loads of stretchy egg white cervical mucus.
When I got on the pill, I stopped having that and my cervical mucus was basically thick throughout the month.
For the past 2 months, I've had this stretchy cervical mucus. I'm just really confused. Should I be worried? I don't understand why I'm having this fertile mucus if my birth control is suppose to stop ovulation.
I've been taking ovulation tests while I get this fertile mucus, and they all say low fertility, but it's still just got me wondering.
Answers are much appreciative! Just wanna see if this has happened to anyone else, or if I need to hit up the gyno! Haha.
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