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9765039 tn?1406654306

ummm... ?

Soo I am a Ftm and I just went to the bathroom and when I wiped on the toilet paper it looks like white watery discharge this is the first time iv seen this after I wipe. Im 38 weeks tomorrow. What could this be?
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9765039 tn?1406654306
Alright thanks guys (:
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Yeah it can come out in pieces not all at once
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7677085 tn?1395374075
Sometimes you don't lose all of it until active labor. You're usually in labor within about two weeks after losing your plug but everyone is different. Some women start labor the next day, others lose their plug at eight months and then go over due. Average is within two weeks though.
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7631083 tn?1394352887
It could be a few hours to days. Your mucus plug can also come back too so its not a 100% you will be going into labor
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I'm not sure about that part, with my daughter I lost my mucus plug and never even noticed. I've heard that it could still be a while after your mucus plug comes out that labor starts though.
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9765039 tn?1406654306
Also it wasnt like alot.
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9765039 tn?1406654306
Thats what I was thinking too thanks. So if I am loosing it how long till I loose the whole thing ? And how long after i loose it do you usually go into labor ?
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7677085 tn?1395374075
I'd say mucus plug.
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Could be some of your mucus plug
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