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mucous plug ????

So I'm a ftm but I'm pretty sure I lost my mucous plug.. it was a snotty like supstince on the toilet paper when I wiped. I Google it and it looked like the pictures... what happens next I'm only 26 weeks.
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11088727 tn?1419827634
Glad to hear everything is ok <3 have a safe and Blessed pregnancy everyone :)
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Awesome! Good news!
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Ya I went to the hospital I didn't loose my mucus plug but I was having contractions so they monitored me for a couple hours and sent me home. I have doctors on Friday.
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Praying for you nd baby? Any update?
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Any news lilpeanut15?
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10798067 tn?1431550433
You can lose anytime throughout pregnancy,it doesnt mean labor will start..your mucus plug will regrow back
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OK thank you for the help
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Hmm could b either, u can also lose your mucus plug a while before labour, if be going to the hospital or at least calling your obstetrician  
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https://m.moms.com/moms-expertise/39733/mucus-plug-vs-discharge-vs-water-breaking/
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It was all clear no order. But now I'm having like period cramps.
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As in clear or bloody? R u sure it's not just normal mucus? Call your obstetrician/midwife
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