TMI- Mucus Plug? Discharge?
OK- so usually I don't post questions like this because I'm embarrassed...however the Internet can be an evil thing when trying to self diagnose yourself lol.
for the past 2 weeks I've been having yellow snotty looking discharge. Some days more than others. I just figured it was normal.... no blood...
I've had to wear pantyliner for like 2 months now due to regular clear discharge.. but over the past couple of weeks it kind of smells and some days looks just like snot.
Is this normal? Could I be losing my mucus plug slowly in pieces? (I never lost my mucus plug with my son)
Should I call the doc tomorrow......
I feel gross...... lol
Thanks!!
for the past 2 weeks I've been having yellow snotty looking discharge. Some days more than others. I just figured it was normal.... no blood...
I've had to wear pantyliner for like 2 months now due to regular clear discharge.. but over the past couple of weeks it kind of smells and some days looks just like snot.
Is this normal? Could I be losing my mucus plug slowly in pieces? (I never lost my mucus plug with my son)
Should I call the doc tomorrow......
I feel gross...... lol
Thanks!!
Have you been having more sex than usual lately. I know that for me if I have sex at least once a day after about two days a get a huge yellowish blob that comes out and yeah it does have a mild funky odor. Once I cut him off for a day or two then it goes back to the normal prego discharge. But if it does bother you then ask your Doc about it.
Ashe mommy to D.L. 12/23/01 Logan 1/7/04 Noah 5/6/08, Gabriel 2/11/10 & Proud Army wife to Kris
Uh, your discharge shouldn't smell, or be colored like that. (I'm in OB right now, so this stuff is fresh. I know more about cervical discharge than I ever cared to.)
Call your doc, if nothing else, better safe than sorry. Your cervical mucus is meant to protect the baby & uterus form infection, & if it's infected, then you can have a PROM (premature rupture of membranes.)
Doctor. Call. 'K? (hugs)
Call your doc, if nothing else, better safe than sorry. Your cervical mucus is meant to protect the baby & uterus form infection, & if it's infected, then you can have a PROM (premature rupture of membranes.)
Doctor. Call. 'K? (hugs)