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Discharge and a little blood

Hi guys so I just went to the restroom and had a lot of discharge and inside the discharge there was very little blood but it looked like it was kinda veiny. Like brownish reddish veins. It wasn't all over. I don't have any cramping or anything like that but I'm a little conserned. I took metrogel for the first time last night bcuz I have a bacteria. Idk if it's just cleaning it out or wat it could be.
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Thats why I asked how far along you are becuase it would be much too early for your mucus plug if you weren't at least 37 weeks.
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Nope no bleeding other then this time. Hasn't happened quite yet. Hopefully it won't happen anymore. Not sure what it is
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Have you had any other bleeding?
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8069122 tn?1407171566
Implantation bleeding is long done it wouldn't be that
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I'm only 9 weeks not going into labor anytime soon
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Then it may be implentation bleeding? And your mucus plug is What accumulates at the beginning of the cervix during the pregnancy. Its one of the signs of labor. It falls out as the cervix opens. But its tannish rather than clear.
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I'm 9 weeks tomorrow. What's mucus plug?
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How far along are you? It could be your mucus plug
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