pregnancy, or normal?

[kaykay2k13]

Last night I went to the bathroom and I had some stretchy,clear-ish stuff but had blood in it.  I had a miscarriage in late May, I started bleeding on the 24 til the first of June.  I spotted a few days after that but not much.  Within the first few days of bleeding I had passed everything.  On the 18 of June I went back to my doctor for blood work and my hormones were at zero, before that I went the 5 of June and they were at 100 something.  I've never had the stretchy bloody, but yet a clear-ish color to it.  What could it be?  I haven't had any cramping or anything that's the only bleeding I've had and it isn't on my panties and I wiped again and there wasn't nothing else on there.  I've had unprotected sex with my husband, my doctor said to wait three weeks from June 20 to start taking my birth control that way my body's hormone levels were at zero for at least a month.  I haven't gotten my period or anything yet only that streachy, bloody, clear-ish looking stuff does anyone know what it could be?  Also about an hour or two after tt I went back to the bathroom and after I wiped there was a little bit more blood but only when I wiped, it looked like it was a pink, I put a pad on in case I was going to start my period but when I got up this morning there was nothing there and after I used the bathroom when I wiped there wasn't nothing there.  Could this be a sign that I'm pregnant?  Could it be normal after a miscarriage?(which I had a natural miscarriage).  Or could this just be my period?  Me and my husband had sex June 19 or 20 and then yesterday that's all other then before my hormones were all the way down.  

[kaykay2k13]

When would be a good time to take another pregnancy test if I took one last Saturday and it was negative?  

[Jessicag1231]

cervical mucus (CM, for short), egg white cervical mucus (EWCM, for short), and fertile-quality cervical mucus. Cervical mucus certainly gets plenty of attention in TTC circles, and for good reason. Cervical mucus plays a fundamental role in the TTC process by nourishing and protecting sperm as it makes the long, arduous journey through the female reproductive tract to meet the egg. So, the more familiar you become with your cervical mucus, the more likely you are to become pregnant.

In simple terms, cervical mucus is a fluid secreted by the cervix, the production of which is stimulated by the hormone estrogen. Throughout your menstrual cycle, the amount and quality of cervical mucus that is produced fluctuates, and by observing these changes you can begin to predict the most fertile days in your cycle. As you approach ovulation, your estrogen levels begin to surge, which causes your cervix to secrete more cervical mucus that is of a so-called “fertile quality”. This fertile-quality cervical mucus, also known as egg white cervical mucus (EWCM), is clear and stretchy, similar to the consistency of egg whites, and is the perfect protective medium for sperm in terms of texture and pH. So, having enough egg white cervical mucus during your fertile window actually improves your chances of conceiving. And, by noticing when your body is producing egg white cervical mucus, you will be able to identify your most fertile days.

[Jessicag1231]

That has happened to me usually after having intercourse with my husband....and usually after my period .....

[kaykay2k13]

I took a test Saturday but came back negative.  

[alexiswoods]

When I found out I was pregnant I had clear stretchy discharge but mine never had blood , good luck and take a test

[silverdream]

I'd say your best bet would be to take a test.
If you havnt yet, do take one.