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Cervical mucus is secreted by glands that line the canal of the cervix. Production of the mucus you are describing is stimulated by estrogens. Estrogen levels are usually high at about cycle day 12. The yellow color is probably just an ageing effect. |
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Dr Jacobs, |
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I do not KNOW that you ovulated. It is possible to have high estrogen levels without ovulating. The cervical mucus does NOT mean ovulation - only high estrogen levels. |
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Dr Jacobs, thank you for your response. I have a follow up question. I have had several IUIs (natural, clomid, gonadatropins cycles) and have ovulated everytime based on the u/s & b/w. Ive always noticed EWCM before, during, and after ovulation (w/ both the medicated & non-medicated cycles). So I am assuming I have high estrogens levels. My question is, can high estrogen levels cause poor egg quality? |
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In IVF cycles, if we have very rapid rise of estrogen levels or have very high estrogen levels, egg quality may be compromised. I doubt that has been your case. |
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