Most pregnant people don’t notice the mucus plug, especially if they discharge it during labor. It might come out in bits, clumps, or all at once. This might also happen when you are wiping ...

You may be losing your mucus plug if you’re further along in your pregnancy, (anywhere from 36 to 40 weeks) and notice an increase in discharge that’s brownish, pink, or even slightly green ...

It’s a discharge of blood and mucus from your vagina. It indicates that your cervix is starting to open. Bloody show looks different for everyone. It may have all or parts of your mucus plug.

I'm 28 weeks pregnant and this morning I've had this jelly-like clear mucus discharge coming out of my vagina! I also have some slight period pain like pains on both sides! This is my first child so I ...

The overall median mucus plug score (MPS) — for which 0 indicated no mucus plugs, and a maximum score of 20 indicated that every one of the 20 examined lung segments had at least one mucus plug ...

Although the cervix always produces some mucus, it makes more right before and after ovulation. So, if a person notices an increase in vaginal discharge, they may be seeing fertile cervical mucus.

Later on in your pregnancy, you might lose what’s called a mucus plug, a collection of discharge that hangs out in the cervix to prevent infections, and see clearer or pinker vaginal discharge ...

In fact, you might not notice when the mucus plug comes out because you may be used to seeing heavy vaginal discharge during ...