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I can't get anyone to anawer this in other forum ladies !

Ok so im 27w2d and second time mom but don't remember this happening with my last pregnancy. But I know we all have discharge while preggers but here like every few days ill wake up and go pee and find some of discharge is light brown but still white ya know?  Is it bc im in my thrid trimester that I can lose a little bit og my mucus plug at a time? Im not worried or anything just curious?.
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I'm sure uts ur plug. thats what it sounds like to me.. u can lose it days hours weeks before delivery or not until delivery every pregnancy differs. Good luck
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Thanks ladies!
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Some women's don't see them they lose them in the toilet and it gets cover by toilet paper or they lose them in the shower some lose them so slowly they mistake them for normal discharge and some don't lose them until drlivery
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I had similar but my doctor told me not to worry.  It old blood.
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Thank you that helps! I don't remember seeing my mucus plug last time. I was induced at 39 wks and they broke my water. I appreciate the response!
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8264857 tn?1402099133
It's possible that yes it could be your plug. I know others have had more yellowish or brown tints. In my experience mine have always been at once a glob or mucus ranging from clear or some pink streaks.
Sorry no one else is responding
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