A couple is using the cervical mucus method for fertility awareness. Which observation suggests that the woman is in her fertile period?
Correct answer: C. Clear, slippery mucus that stretches between the fingers
- A. Dry vulva with no change in cervical secretions
- B. Thick, cloudy mucus that feels sticky
- C. Clear, slippery mucus that stretches between the fingers
- D. Mucus that appears only after menstruation has ended
Explanation
Near ovulation, cervical mucus becomes clear, slippery and stretchy because of rising estrogen. The couple should avoid unprotected intercourse or use a barrier method during the fertile period.
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