I need some input...

[~Lexy~]

Are you approaching your periods soon? That could be the answer.

 

[superqt4u2nv]

LOL .... but her initial post wasn't TMI for you?

I am glad that I asked cause I was strating to think something was really wrong thanks Daisy Girl

 

[jenscats5]

ok so I kinda like to know I am not alone with my err little problem. I have been so freaking wet lately it is not even funny. Like soaking my panties wet and waking up in a wet spot that I made. Seriously never had this before anyone else?

I sometimes have pain when I ovulate -- otherwise your "symptoms" are how I know I'm ovulating....

 

[Daisy_Girl]

I sometimes have pain when I ovulate -- otherwise your "symptoms" are how I know I'm ovulating....

Yup. That is exactly right.

If you take your temps too, you will notice a change there. Temps usually drop right before ovulation (due to estrogen increase) and then rise dramatically (due to increase in progesterone). But, to effectively chart temps for any useful purpose, you MUST take temp at the same time every AM.

Since coming off BCP, I "feel" ovulation every month. It usually is on left side, but goe to the right every now and then. Ovulation does NOT switch sides every month like some people think.

DISCLAIMER ...... if you are on a hormonal BC you will not have these symptoms because you do not ovulate (if you take it correctly).

 

[Bikini Mod]

You sound like me near every damned day girl. LOL

I have actually had it so bad that on occasion it would actually run down my leg. Now THAT is horny!

 

[jenscats5]

Yup. That is exactly right.

If you take your temps too, you will notice a change there. Temps usually drop right before ovulation (due to estrogen increase) and then rise dramatically (due to increase in progesterone). But, to effectively chart temps for any useful purpose, you MUST take temp at the same time every AM.

Since coming off BCP, I "feel" ovulation every month. It usually is on left side, but goe to the right every now and then. Ovulation does NOT switch sides every month like some people think.

DISCLAIMER ...... if you are on a hormonal BC you will not have these symptoms because you do not ovulate (if you take it correctly).

I've been taking my temps -- have my "." right now -- so I'll pay attn. to the temps & see what it does.....

Ever since I had an ovarian cyst -- I'll have pain when I ovulate, but not regularly lately. Mine is usually on the left side too.

You're sooooo informative DG!! Very interesting!!

 

[Daisy_Girl]

I've been taking my temps -- have my "." right now -- so I'll pay attn. to the temps & see what it does.....

You should have noticed a rise in temps during your period. Within a day or two of your period stopping, your temps should drop down.

For example, during my period, my temps are around 97.7-97.8. After my period (until ovulation) my temps drop to 97.5. They used to be MUCH lower, but now that my thyroid medication was increased, my body temps have risen a tiny bit. After ovulation, you'll see your temps jump way up - usually a full degree or so.

Doesn't seem like much of a change, but it is amazing how much difference a tenth of a degree can make.



As for "horniness", it is natures way of telling you to have sex. You are only fertile a couple days out of a month - around ovulation. So during ovulation, your sex drive can increase.

 

[PaganPunkstress]

Well atleast I know as well.
lol
i was wondering if I was the only one going through this.

 

[SoKlueles]

maybe u girls are going thru ur prime
I have dreams sometime and I dont really know what they are but i wake up horny as heck

take advantage of it and take it out on your man

 

[jaded]

It actually is NOT weird. It is very normal. I will assume this is a relatively newer thing for you that you noticed - since getting off of the hormonal BCP?

Your fluids change with your hormonal makeup. Your hormones fluxuate depending on where you are in your cycle.

If your period was about 7 days ago, then you should be entering your fertile phase - assuming ovulation on day 14. The fluid (discharge, or cervical mucus) will become more watery, then more slippery and like egg whites as you get closer to ovulation. After ovulation, you will dry up quickly - usually within hours of ovulation. You should remain pretty dry until your period. The watery-egg white fluid is fertile - it means that sperm can live in it - and survive to fertilize the egg.

Green tea thins cervical fluid - it makes it more watery. So this excess watery fluid is likely due to the green tea AND where you are in your cycle.

Also, people who drink more water notice more watery cervical fluid. This is why, when you are trying to get PG, you should increase your fluid intake. SInce you likely drin ka ton of water - this is contributing.

Wow, some interesting info on this thread!