By the way are you guys doctors or anything? How do you know so much about such things.

Is it EGG WHITE consistancy?

You don't need to be a doctor to know about the menstrual cycle, especially since we are women.

What is egg white consistency? I'm not sure

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what is egg white consistency? im not sure

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Like when you crack an egg open and look at the clear part. Is it like that?

Not THAT clear. Like not transparent. If I whipe it and see the tissue, ill see something slimy on it like you can see because its shiny but there's no dark solid color to it. So like clear-ish white.

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Originally Posted by mahm6266

not THAT clear. like not transparent. if i whipe it and see the tissue, ill see something slimy on it like u can see because its shiny but theres no dark solid color to it. so like clear-ish white.

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I'm not talking about color. Consistency means, how can I put this, is it gooey like an egg white?

Can you stretch it between your fingers?

Yes at times

I never touched it lol just saw it on tissue

Okay, that just means you are ovulating. You are fine! :)

Oh okay. Thank u. so after this happens, the ovulating process, you get your period in the following 2 weeks?

Yes about 14 days later as rank stated. Its just a matter of waiting hun. You are not pregnant, and you have nothing wrong with you that I can tell from here. :)

Thanks a lot. I think ill shut up now because I pretty much got my questions answered. Lol

We're not dr's at all but we do have the experience that comes with either being pregnant or from having children. That is how we know about our bodies and why we help answer questions on here. I'm glad you have gotten everything cleared up. The discharge *egg white* should look very similar to when you blow your nose and have a clear or semi clear snot. That is the best way I can describe it to you. The cramping is more than likely your overies releasing an egg to be fertilized. It takes about a week for the egg to travel down your fallopian tube to your uterus and then when it either gets fertalized or not it implants, connects to the lining of your uterus. If your not fertalized then you shed that lining and have a period. If you are the egg implants and you are pregnant. I hope that explains a bit about how our bodies work.