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Q: Mucousy Discharge

asked by: raeanna on October 4th, 2007

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hi!! i am pregnant and due on Halloween,after i urinate there is a mucusy substance,this has happened a couple of times,ive had a bladder infection threwout my pregnancy,i cant go back to the doctor until i get my ins. back,,im wandering if i should worry or maybe this is normal. PLEASE help

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Mabel

replied on October 4th, 2007

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This could be your mucous plug. When was the last time you saw a doctor? Do you have an obstetrician you are seeing for pregnant? Midwife? You may want to call the Labor and Delivery at your local hospital to discuss this with them.

More than likely your mucous plug coming out due to your cervix changing.

Will you be getting insurance before the baby comes? What about Medicaid?

young Girl

replied on October 5th, 2007

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i agree with ingi and i think its your mucos plug

you need to call your doctor

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