Is it normal to have cervical mucus before menstruation?

Answer by  salamander (408)

yes as long as its not newly abnormal for your body. if the amount, smell, texture, consistency or anything like that has changed i would go get a pap smear.

Answer by  John (9008)

It is perfectly normal for women to have increased cervical mucus at different times in their menstrual cycles. This is most common during ovulation, which is when a woman is most fertile, but it can happen at other times. The mucus actually increases the odds of conception. It is totally normal and no reason for concern.

Answer by  Roland27 (16334)

Yes. Your Cervical Mucus level tends to increase during the days leading up to your menstrual period. It's normal so don't worry.

Answer by  informant (11)

Cervical mucus is a normal and healthy part of a woman's fertility cycle. The texture and volume of cervical mucus will change with the fluctuations of your hormones. Many women look to their cervical mucus for indications of ovulation when trying to conceive.

Answer by  Jakey98 (222)

Yes, it is normal to have cervical mucus before you menstruate. This is common for most anybody, but you might want to talk to your doctor to see if there is anything to be done about it. Your doctor might have some suggestions on how to improve the situation for you.