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Mucus plug
has anyone in here lost they mucus plug if so how long after did you go into labor ???
I'm 25 weeks and 2 days. I went to the hospital yesterday because I've been leaking something since yesterday morning but they said the test came back negative for amniotic fluid and been loosing what looks like parts of my mucus plug. If not amniotic fluid anyone know what it may be??
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Did they do a ultrasound to check fluid levels?
I'm 13weeks and having pressure in my pelvic area I feel it mostly when I stand up and walk around. Is this normal??
With my first I lost my mucous plug over the period of a few days then about 2 weeks later went into labour. My baby was 4 days over due. I started dilating before too. On my due date, I was 2cm dilated and didn't even start labour! Everyone is different :)
Confused, is slight cramping normal no spotting or bleeding...just curious how should I sleep in first trimester
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Completely normal! It's just your uterus expanding, causing ligament pain. Nothing to stress over at all. Unless you bleed red blood. Brown blood is usually okay as they say it's just old blood.
Also, sleep how ever you want. I'm 21 weeks pregnant with my second baby currently and slept on my tummy until 16 weeks before the baby started kicking complaining how I slept. With my first baby, I slept on my tummy until 21 weeks then started to pop out so slept on my side.
I lost my mucus plug at 5 months with my first daughter and had her 9 days early, so about 4 months, but a mucus plug regenerates depending in wjen you lose it amd how much of it you lost
Midwife says anywhere from 24-72 hours but I've seen a week or more
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Yea I heard it varies with every woman. since yesterday I been havin a lot of lower back pain n more vaginal pain im 38 weeks my baby dropped n I dilated 2 centimeters hopefully I'm close My due date April 25th but I plan on gettin induced on the 21st due to all my pain
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