I believe I am 5 - 7 dpo but not 100% sure, heavy abdomen sensation for a few days, large globs of discharge, kind of stretchy NOT watery, thick cloudy/milky, to touch if feels like very thick jelly that doesn't break apart, it maintains consistancy. Almost like dried silicon glue but not as hard in thickness it's more like jelly when rolled between fingers. It stays stuck to your finger very well. MY discharge is in a very thick consistancy, it isn't moist or egg white consistantcy. Doesn't feel like it has any water like feel to it, more rubbery jelly. NO odor, healthy looking, no itching or burning.


Sorry I know it sounds grose but I need to be specific with the type of discharge I have because too many people... 99.9% of people who post are not specific with their version of discharge and it doesn't help me in any way to understand whether my discharge is pregnancy discharge or not. It's really annoying when I read the same crap that helps me NONE.

Please if there is anyone that can help me or compare stories that would be awesome.
Thanks

Sounds like discharge that comes with ovulation.

sounds like discharge that comes with ovulation.

Everywhere you read and all the charting stuff it says that the ovulation discharge is like egg white watery like. I had that a week ago when I thought I was ovulating, the signs where there that I was. It's now a week later and It isn't egg white texture, far from it in fact. Just a lot of thickness behind it and kind of like rubbery, stretchy.. basically how I described above. Thanks for the reply.. I did consider ovulation in my mind but it doesn't fit the egg white summary.

Some women will notice a more whiteish discharge in early pregnancy... usually it is more abundant than what they normally experience at different points in their cycle.

You'll really need to wait and see if it might be due to pregnancy or just the transition after ovulation back to the thicker discharge.

Either try a pregnancy test in a few more days or wait until your next period is due and see what happens.