When a stroke occurs, it cuts off the blood supply to part of the brain. The brain needs constant supply of oxygen, contained in the blood. When the blood supply is cut off, the cells in the affected areas of the brain slowly die. Strokes are sometimes referred to as a brain attack.
Egg white cervical mucus: When the mucus is an egg white color and stretches an inch or two without breaking, this is the time when a woman is most fertile. Watery cervical mucus: Watery discharge occurs before the egg-white color is seen and happens right before your most fertile time. Creamy cervical mucus: Thick and creamy discharge is not fertile and will actually hinder the spermâs ability to move through the cervix.
At the time of ovulation, the wet cervical mucus ceases. Ovulation occurs (with 85% of women) on the day the wet or EWCM ceases, and (with 10% of women) the day after the EWCM has ceased. The clear, thin, wet mucus is produced up to 6 days prior to ovulation, this is fertile mucus. The EWCM is produced immediately prior to ovulation, this is highly fertile mucus. Sperm cannot live in an environment free from fertile mucus, but can survive for up to 3-5 days in the nourishing environment this cervical mucus provides.