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.
When blood appears in cervical mucus, it either gives the mucus a pinkish tinge, or, the tinge can be pinkish-brown, or light brown. Sometimes, blood in cervical mucus can present as a thin red streak or red hair-thin strand. Cervical mucus is normally yellowish, cream-colored or somewhat clear, like egg whites. So to see blood in there, when your period has ended, can be unsettling â unless you know whatâs really going on.