Be sure to mark on your chart when you have intercourse, to help in determining the type of cervical fluid you find. After ovulation, the cervical fluid will dry up or become creamy. This is due to the progesterone which warms the body. As the body gets ready to start another menstrual cycle the fluid usually becomes wet again, almost mimicking the egg-white like fluid. However, if you are pregnant, the cervical fluid becomes creamy - I ve even heard some women say it becomes more yellow in color, too.
Pregnant women produce a lot of cervical fluid.
But the presence or absence of fluid does not determine pregnancy. While charting cervical fluid may seem gross at first, it s really a vital role in determining where you are in your fertility cycle. After a while, you ll get use to it, and realize that it s a part of nature and not some disease or discharge as once was thought. My name is Lori Ramsey . My education consists of a diploma in Business Data Processing.