And if you have more than one pregnancy was it the SW before the second?
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Mine was super watery, and plentiful.
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Mine was creamy with my son.
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Creamy/watery. Lots of it!
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@MrsMccarthy: Glad you posted this question! I've been wondering the same thing. I can't remember (should have paid more attention) to mine last time. I'll be checking this next week!
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Mine was watery, but I also didn't check it the couple days before ovulation because we had been BDing and then it's all spermy for a few days... I also used preseed that cycle to help out!
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@Crystal: plentiful. that describes it so well. i was just so confused of why it was still around.
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I really should not be reading this thread. I'm only at 5 dpo but I've been having some out-of-the-norm (for me) CM since I O'd.
This post feeds my crazed symptom spotting...
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Creamy for both pregnancies.
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I can't remember but there was a lot of it.
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Dry. Very uncomfortably dry. Combined with my lower back pain I thought for sure I was out.
With c & my three pregnancies I was a geyser.
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plentiful and creamy/watery and only got more so as hormones continued to rise.
EWCM is usually the kiss of death (kiss of AF?) for me . . . means estrogen (or something?) is back in the game and AF is imminent. and any serious spotting has always meant I'm out. clearly that doesn't apply to everyone.
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@bhbee: yeah that's how I am too and one of the main reasons I think I'm out this cycle. I'm not getting much but there have definitely been a few small patches mixed in.
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@MrsMccarthy: same. When I get EWCM, AF is around the corner.
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@littlek: ugh, mine too.
I honestly don't remember but, when AF is coming, it's EWCM. I know it gets creamy while pregnant, and it did with me but only towards the end (37weeks+), I don't remember a thing about being in the tww with my son.
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