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CM and ovulation date
So, I am wondering about ovulation in relation to CM. Will it change back to dry on the day you ovulate or should it still be EWCM on the day you ovulate?
My temps were still low this a.m., but it doesn't look like I have any CM today either, so I am confused and a bit anxious! Any advice will be appreciated!
My temps were still low this a.m., but it doesn't look like I have any CM today either, so I am confused and a bit anxious! Any advice will be appreciated!
Technically, the actual time of o, the cm thins to a watery state and the uterus contracts to help the sperm that have been bogged down in the ewcm push foward quickly to the tubes to meet the egg (in about an hr). After that is achieved, the cm dries up and becomes sticky.
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