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Q: Sorry For the Details

asked by: An-Rika on March 1st, 2007

Experienced User

Do you always get a loose stomach before labour??
Im just wondering how exactlly does a mucus plug look like??
I think I lost mine but now I dont know anymore... Mine was not a blog it was more like Snot (sorry) It was slimy and yellowish green with clots in but it was a like a gush...At 35 weeks. After that the discharge was normal again... 37 weeks now and discharge getting heavier.

Replies(3)

Emma2

replied on March 1st, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

Re: Sorry For the Details

An-Rika wrote:

i have no clue what u mean by loose stomach!!!

but the mucus plug is slimy and snotty....but you can lose it weeks before actually going into labour.

tigresacanela24

replied on March 1st, 2007

Especially eHealthy

I think it regrows... regenerates... whatever... Confused

Not sure what you mean by loose stomach, though... Bathroom issues? I got those before labor...

An-Rika

replied on March 1st, 2007

Experienced User

Hi there sorry I didnt describe that Well not diarhoea (dont know the spelling) but going like 3 times a day.... Ok so that could have been the plug hey? Im still not sure if labour is near though!! I would like it to be but will just wait till the time comes!!

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