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discharge when egg is released ?

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Jarv

June 18th, 2008

My quick question is this: When the egg actually leaves the body, is it in a mucus discharge or some type of glob. I had heard this and did not know if it was true. Thanks.

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Georgia59

replied June 24th, 2008

Especially eHealthy

If an egg isn't fertilized, it dies- and breaks up. The egg is absorbed and released with the uterine lining (your period)

So you shouldn't ever see an "egg" or anything like that, it's just disintegrated and part of the period blood. If you see lumps, it's a clot or dried blood, and not a big deal.

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sshort

replied July 16th, 2010

During ovulation or after I see a blob of a very small white round mucus which looks like an egg. Is this true?

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