Cervical mucus, or cervical fluid, is a natural secretion produced by cervical glands. It typically occurs during ovulation and it is very important when trying to conceive since it plays an important part in carrying the sperm to the egg. Plenty of cervical fluid, with a texture similar to egg whites and a wet consistency, is what you want when trying to get pregnant in order to have the maximum chance of conception.

Cervical mucus, or cervical fluid, is a natural secretion produced by cervical glands. It typically occurs during ovulation and it is very important when trying to conceive since it plays an important part in carrying the sperm to the egg. Plenty of cervical fluid, with a texture similar to egg whites and a wet consistency, is what you want when trying to get pregnant in order to have the maximum chance of conception.

Cervical mucus can be good for fertility but sometimes it can also be bad for your chances at conceiving because this substance has some levels that indicate infertility problems like polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS). How do you know if your cervical mucus levels are good enough? And how do you know if they’re too high or low? There are some telltale signs that will help give you more information about why this can happen so let’s discuss them below!