Question

Why do I always have thick white creamy cervical mucus?

Answer 1

You should go see a doctor if that's a persistent issue. You could have cervical problems, like an inflammation or bacteria. Searching online is not a good thing, as only a professional can actually look at you and ask you the relevant questions.

Answer 2

Some people do have more discharge than others but if it is becoming a problem for you maybe you should get checked out by a doctor. At certain times of your cycle like during ovulation or just before your period your discharge may increase.  You could always wear a panty liner if you feel it might come through your clothes but this isn't usual so if you are worried you should get checked out.

Answer 3

White viginal mucus normally peaks in luteinizing hormone, and estrogen leads to an increase and change in cervical mucus, and this peak comes just before ovulation. The hormones that control your menstrual cycle also make your cervix produce mucus on your cervix that comes out of your vagina as discharge.

Answer 4

The thickness and color of cervical mucus can vary depending on your menstrual cycle, hormone levels, and other factors. Thick white creamy cervical mucus is usually a sign of ovulation, and it is produced to help sperm travel to the egg. If you are consistently producing thick white creamy cervical mucus, it could be a sign that you are ovulating regularly. It may be a good idea to talk to your doctor about any changes that you may have noticed in your cervical mucus so that they can help you better understand your menstrual cycle.