heres my dilemma!

SO i had my period on december 24th, i THOUGHT i ovulkated right after bc i was cramping on one side pretty bad and had some discharge etc.. but now of course im all screwed up and i dont have na ovulation test bc i had to pay the darn bills this week and bc i work for the school id ont get paid for having vacation off blah.. soo anyways, i was searching online and they said its easy to tell if u are ovulation or about to ovulate, or over ovulation by your cervical mucus, so i thought HEY what a better way to tell then this method. So i go in the bathroom etc and of course im still soo confused about what it shoudl look like NOW (if i am over ovulation) can anyladies HELp me?

After ovulation you'll start to dry up again.


The following information describes the typical progression of the cervical mucus quantity and quality you can expect to see as you move through your menstrual cycle:

• After your menstrual period: The production of cervical mucus is at its lowest immediately following your period, and some women report “dryness” during this time. But, over the next several days, more mucus will become present and it will like be yellow, cloudy, or white in color, and somewhat sticky to the touch.
• As Your Ovulation Date Approaches: As you enter your fertile window, your cervical mucus will increase in quantity and moistness. Color may be cream-like in appearance.
• At the Time of Ovulation: In the days immediately preceding ovulation, the production of cervical mucus will be at its highest and the consistency and color of the mucus will be similar to egg whites. Once you detect the presence of this fertile-quality cervical mucus, you will know you are in your most fertile days.
• After Ovulation: After ovulation, the quantity of cervical mucus begins to decline and become thicker in consistency. Unfortunately, after tracking changes in your cervical mucus, you might find that you really don’t produce very much fertile-quality cervical mucus around the time of ovulation. Or, you might even realize that the cervical mucus you produce is “hostile”, meaning it is thick and sticky, instead of thin and stretchy. Either condition can hinder your reproductive efforts by making it difficult for sperm to travel efficiently and safely to the Fallopian tube to meet the egg for fertilization. Insufficient production of fertile quality cervical mucus or the presence of hostile cervical mucus may result from a variety of factors including diet, stress, hormonal issues, or even from taking prescription medications like Clomid.

okay so basically mine is clear but has soem creamy chunks in it? (no infection) was at the doctor not to long ago for a check up of that area.. but anywayus its thicker maybe a little sticky? what do u think before ovualtion furing ovulation or am i over ovulation?