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Baby goo comes and goes?

OK this probably sounds ridiculous but in pregnancy, is there any significance to changes in how wet/gooey things are down there in the mucus department? Like if that general area is relatively dry compared to earlier discharge levels, does that signal issues like dehydration or hormone fluctuations, or is it just discharge being discharge?
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good question...i wondered that too
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1035252 tn?1427227833
But if you can't get water down, chew crushed ice, drink gatorade, drink juice, drink soda....whatever you can do to keep your fluid levels high is important, even if it can't be water...of course, water is best! But I was told in the hospital when I was pregnant with my son that if I can't keep down water, drink a lot of whatever i CAN keep down (obviously minimize caffeinated soda and teas and coffee and don't drink more than a diet drink or two a day. )
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1194973 tn?1385503904
Due to nausea/vomiting or something else? Hydration is extremely important, as dehydration is dangerous to experience during pregnancy.
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Kinda figured but thought it didn't hurt to check since not drinking enough water has been a bit of an issue.
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1194973 tn?1385503904
Discharge is just discharge and changes depending on your hormones, as well as things like arousal levels. It doesn't mean something is wrong.
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