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Q: No Ewcm - Can I Get Pregnant?

asked by: mummy2be on May 13th, 2006

New User

Hey everyone

i had some ewcm last month but we werent ttc and this month I bought a microscope which showed full ferning thingy yesterday and today theres nothing! There were aso partial ferns few days before so I knew that ovulation was just around the corner :)

i also had really bad period like pains yesterday but no ewcm! Just some watery-creamy cm,is it posible to get pregnant?? Im on cd15 and had temperature dip 2 days ago-and another thing yesterday I noticed that my cm was creamy but with some light light veryyy light brown spot ..So it could be that I ovulated?

Btw what is watery cm like? Is it literally like water?Does it absorb easly?? I know its dumb but im just so confused!

Thanks xxxxx

Replies(3)

trishabunny

replied on May 13th, 2006

Experienced User

Well the cm that you have to have to get pregnant is a egg
white and its stretchy and clear. Whenever you get that kind of cervical
mucus it means that you are ovulating. And that is the best time to try to
conceive

Bridget

replied on May 13th, 2006

Especially eHealthy

I never had any kind of cm and i'm pregnant. So I think it's something you can look for to figure out when you're ovulating but I don't think it's something you *have* to have.

paigeme

replied on May 15th, 2006

New User

The cm when you are fertile should be just like an egg white. Clear, thin and stretchy. :)

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