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Old 08-06-2007, 05:02 AM
happy mum to be happy mum to be is offline
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Default Mucous plug - is it normal to lose a glob which looks to me like a mucous plug at

only 19 weeks? I am a bit worried as I had a Lletz loop excision (bottom part of cervix removed) almost 2 yrs ago, and am worried about the risk of an incompetent cervix...
Feel silly to call the doc if it is normal, so looking for opinions here before I call anyone.


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Old 08-06-2007, 05:11 AM
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If your worried, call the doctor. Its there role, and its your role to look out for the health of your baby. You would and they would regret it if something happened that you could have prevented. Ive always thought the mucous type plug was only to come before labour, but im not sure. Your best to check. Dont worry about sounding silly, i phone my doctor every 2 days without a doubt Good luck and im sure everythings fine. x
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