A discharge described as "eggy and clear" is perfectly normal, and it known as "cervical mucus".
Women have cervical mucus discharge throughout their cycle, and it changes in quantity and consistency depending on your hormone levels and timing of your cycle. Sometimes your discharge is thicker, thinner, "eggy", smooth, clear, white.
Discharge can also change when you are sexually aroused, even if you are not sexual active at the moment.
Regarding your question about pregnancy: if you are having unprotected sex, there is always a risk of pregnancy. Be sure to look into your birth control options if you do not want to be pregnant at this time.
However, I assume you have not had sex since your last period, in which case, you would have no chance of pregnancy.
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A discharge described as "eggy and clear" is perfectly normal, and it known as "cervical mucus".
Women have cervical mucus discharge throughout their cycle, and it changes in quantity and consistency depending on your hormone levels and timing of your cycle. Sometimes your discharge is thicker, thinner, "eggy", smooth, clear, white.
Discharge can also change when you are sexually aroused, even if you are not sexual active at the moment.
You can read more about the different types of discharge and cervical mucus at: Vaginal discharge and cervical mucus: FAQ.
Regarding your question about pregnancy: if you are having unprotected sex, there is always a risk of pregnancy. Be sure to look into your birth control options if you do not want to be pregnant at this time.
However, I assume you have not had sex since your last period, in which case, you would have no chance of pregnancy.
May 1, 2011 - 6:29amThis Comment
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