Is it normal to have a smell during ovulation?
Mostly.Normal for most people
A mild change in vaginal scent around ovulation can be normal, since your discharge changes during your cycle. A strong or unpleasant odor, especially with itching, pain, or unusual discharge, is worth getting checked.
Yes—a mild change in scent around ovulation can be normal. Your discharge often becomes clearer and more slippery then, and you may notice its usual scent more than at other points in your cycle. Bodies aren’t completely odorless, and a little variation is common.
A strong fishy or foul smell, or one that sticks around or comes with itching, burning, pain, or unusual discharge, isn’t something to chalk up to ovulation; consider getting it checked. Avoid douching or scented products, which can irritate the area.