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Mucous Plug
Has anyone on here began to lose their mucous plug?? I think I'm losing mine but I'm not certain. We had sex yesterday afternoon, and this morning when I wiped there was a clear/white snot like string that came out =/ (sorry if TMI) but it happened twice this morning, and I can't tell if it's semen or part of my mucous plug. Can semen even stay in you for that long when it has no where to go? (since my cervix is obviously sealed.) lol. I can't remember if this happens whenever we have sex or if I'm just picking at every detail now bc I want the baby out.. haha. Help meeeee!
(that was what happened after my son was born - forgot to say that - hoping not to repeat that story when my daughter is born...LOL)
Oh my goodness! That's crazy it just fell out...lol...well it was pretty embarrassing for me when I stood up to pee for the first time after my epidural wore off and peed all over myself and the floor w/ my husband in the room! I really don't know how our husbands still find us attractive after they go through all of the nastiness of labor and delivery...LOL..I guess it's because of the gift they get at the end - their sweet babies :-) And speaking of babies - someone better have one soon in this June Bug club of ours!!
Hahahahahahahaha, I could just imagine my husbands face if I told him to clean it up. I think a nurse came in and cleaned it up.
hahaha I would have laughed so hard if that happened to me, and then made my fiancee clean it up. LOL , jk, but really..
Lol it is I remember how I lost it with my first. I was sitting in the hospital bed with my mom and husband sitting off to my left and I had to get up to the bathroom. I got up and took maybe a couple of steps in their direction to go to the bathroom and it falls out. I was completely mortified lol. Hope that doesn't happen again and that I lose it before then. lol
I think I passed mine too, in pieces. And I think I may have had my bloody show? idk what the difference is...but it was a blood tinged mucous string. this is all so gross lol
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