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ok this is a bit embarasing

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starshaker · 21/03/2005 11:21

ive recently notice that my pants have been a bit damp it seems to be happening all the time and i dont think its urine but im a but embarassed to go to docs incase it is and they think im daft does any1 have any ideas on what i can do

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ggglimpopo · 21/03/2005 11:24

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mummytosteven · 21/03/2005 11:29

probably normal discharge, but worth contacting your MW to get it checked out just in case.

Cooperoo · 21/03/2005 11:37

I too had this from about 18 wks on. I think it lasted about 4 weeks and was certainly quite disconcerting and embarrassing. My m/w said it was normal for this extra discharge as long as it didn't have an odour. It has changed now and is much easier to live with. It just seemed to stop and in fact it is only reading this that I remembered how bad it was for a while. HTH

starshaker · 21/03/2005 11:38

sorry should have said im 37 weeks pg

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starshaker · 21/03/2005 11:39

have an antinatal class today so will mention it to her when i go will let u all know lol i can hope that its all about to start happening but just need to wait and see

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Cooperoo · 21/03/2005 12:00

Ooooh, exciting stuff. My show was a bit like what you describe more like waters dribbling out than the mucous plug they describe. Fingers crossed and good luck.

teabelly · 21/03/2005 12:23

Ooh Starshaker, it could be your waters...when I had ds mine just dribbled out...felt like I was wetting myself abit, but quite consistantly...didn't notice the 'plug' you're supposed to get at all, and it was odourless from what I remember...took me by surprise coz I was expecting a big gush not a dribble Good luck if it is...let us know how you get on, x.

starshaker · 21/03/2005 20:56

well thats me back from the hosp cos thats what they thought it was but nope a false alarm think she just teasing us now they dont really know what was causing it but it wasnt wee which makes me feel a bit better lol

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Gem1355 · 21/03/2005 20:58

Hi starshaker had the same a few weeks ago, not waters but not wee either . Just told to keep an eye on it.

Glad your okay tho!

Leogaela · 22/03/2005 11:41

I had it for a few weeks as well before ds was born. I noticed it more in the morning and it increased as the weeks went by. It didn't show up to be amniotic fluid in the tests. My waters broke at 37+ weeks, so it could be thing starting for you!!!

starshaker · 22/03/2005 13:04

i just wish they could tell me what it is would make me feel better. feel quite sore and crampy after they gave me an internal at hosp. just feel let down and drained now thought that was it yesterday but it was disapointing to find out it wasnt

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Cooperoo · 22/03/2005 18:26

Oh poor you. How frustrating. It really won't be long now though I am sure. I was really shocked by how uncomfortable my internal examination was when they checked my waters last time too. I didn't feel I could say anything as I just imagined them saying 'You thought that hurt ha wait for the contractions'. (Of course they wouldn't but you know what I mean).
All the best and make sure you rest and look after yourself.

bonym · 22/03/2005 18:48

starshaker - I had this from about 36wks - to the extent that it would run down my leg sometimes. Turned out to be just an inrease in normal discharge. Eventually gave birth at 39+2 (2 days ago!)

checky · 22/03/2005 19:32

ive had kind of the same for a couple of weeks , try not to worry. If it turns to thrush which mine did then you will know, and I found that practicing holding my pelvic muscles helped a bit.
Ive got a reallyt embarrassing question...do you think there is a chance that you wouldnt notice your waters breaking? I heard a pop in the night and when I got out I had a really long wee which was quite orange. Do you think I should ignore it cos it sounds really silly and Im a bit worried about your experiences with an internal

Good luck with you

starshaker · 22/03/2005 20:37

i think u would be better off seeing about it better safe than sorry. ive heard a lot of people say that when there waters broke they heard a pop. the internal was uncomfy but i knew it had to be done just to make sure baby was ok. let us know what happens

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KathH · 26/03/2005 16:25

i had a similar experience - mw said could be as the baby's so big that its squeezing every drop out of bladder! i would just mention it tho. it happened with dd2 and ds2 and it was only few days later that i had them!

KathH · 26/03/2005 16:28

also i worried i wouldnt know if waters had broken as with dd1 and dd2 they did it at the hospital but with ds1 and ds2 my god there was no doubt when it happened - with ds1 i was sat on my bed at the time - had to tell dh that the first thing he had to do when he got back home was change the bedclothes and sort out the mattress!

checky · 28/03/2005 14:58

Thanks everyone..saw the mw who said I would def know! Guess they haven't then! I wish they would...only one week to go and feels like a year!

KathH · 28/03/2005 17:32

Good luck and enjoy!

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