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Could I be in early labor????

Hello im 31 weeks pregnate and today for the first time I notice wet under pants. I put a mirror up to my vagina and seen all this white nasty discharge on it. Iv never seen that much discharge my hole pregnancy also the way it look was like white jelly in my vagina. Could this mean my mucus plug is braking. Or early labor.
I also just had a nose bleed.
Please help first time being prego
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Mucus plug. If you was in labor 9 times out of 10 your contractions would be 2-5 mins apart if it was severe. Also the discharge would have some type of bloody show.
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Sounds normal. White odorless discharge is to protect the birth canal from foreign bacteria. If it isn't followed by blood or contractions five minutes apart you are fine. Just try relaxing. It's all a process.
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No coughing or sneezing I just noticed it in my under where which made me get the mirror
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Are you coughing or sneezing at all? My bladder is so week this pregnancy I am constantly changing my undies. And I had while discharge every time too. Doctor said it was normal. Unless you're having contractions I wouldn't be too worried about it.  
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What can cause this???
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Thanks, has this happen to any one before
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I would call the advice nurse and get her opinion. Or call the birthing center, They might have you go in to get checked.
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