Thank you for your reply. I started using globules right after my period on 05-11.04

All the more reason to be sure that this mucus is associated with the use of ;)

To @Angelika Talar-Śpionek
Thank you for the information. I would like to add that during the use of globules this mucus has already started to appear, so I don't have to have a reason to worry?

Yes, it can occur for a few days after the end of treatment and it is a normal reaction. It can indicate, for example, the casing, mucous membranes of the genital tract, etc. Mucus is a consequence of the use of the drug.

To @Angelika Talar-Śpionek
There is no unpleasant smell. It's just that there is more of it in different quantities since 15.04, i.e. Monday. I understand that this may be related to the cleansing of the genital tract after the globules? Is it possible for this mucus to persist for a few days longer after the use of vaginal globules?

If it is mucus without an unpleasant smell (which could indicate the development of an infection) - there is no reason to worry.

To @Angelika Talar-Śpionek
So I understand that after two days of using globules, this mucus may mean that the cervix, endometrium is clearing?? I would like to add that I don't use globules anymore, but I was supposed to use them for two days according to the doctor's recommendations, i.e. on Monday 15.04 and 16.04 on Tuesday. So there is no cause for concern and this mucus appears due to the use of globules? The mucus has been watery and transparent in varying amounts since Monday. Is it possible for this mucus to persist for a few days longer after the use of vaginal globules?