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mucus plug

I'm a ftm and I'm 38w4d. When I woke up this morning I went to the bathroom and took my morning pee and poop(TMI) and I noticed there was about 5 lil globs of white stuff that looked like mucus. is this my mucus plug slowly coming out?
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Yes it's your plug. Everyone's is different!
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No hemorrhoids lol the same stuff was in the toilet 2 days ago as well
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3062962 tn?1406743961
it could be. if you have hemorrhoids, they sometimes can create a mucus-like discharge when you have a bowel movement. either way, I wouldn't worry
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7459830 tn?1393896967
Ive been losing mine for about a week now, been a yellowish tint sometimes white and clear. Ive had no blood with it at all.  Doctors told me that I may not have any blood tint or pink tint to it since im losing over time and not in chunks
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They usually say don't call its no big deal and last night I kept getting lil Braxton Hicks and some back pain before bed
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Im a mum of 2 soon 3 :) from what I know and from my own opinion that does not sound like the mucus plug mine looked like a red clot in my pants that came everytime I went to the loo sorry tmi!! Are you in pain at all?? If your worried call my gp/midwife hope this helps good luck
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Sounds like it.
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