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Mucus plug and labour

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SoVeryBored · 23/12/2020 19:22

Just a bit of research/reassurance really...
How long did it take to go into labour after losing your mucus plug?
I went for a sweep a few days ago and started to lose it that afternoon. It then stopped for a day and has been coming out in big blobs over the last couple of days.
This is my first baby and I'm 40+3, I've no idea what to expect in terms of time frames so any insight would be appreciated Smile

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SBParker99 · 24/12/2020 05:30

My lost my plug after being induced at around 8pm and went into labour around 9am the next morning. Baby was here at 14:48 but I’ve heard of people being a lot quicker

nachthexe · 24/12/2020 05:31

Two weeks from losing plug to being in established labour. The Braxton Hicks weren’t much fun in between, if I’m honest.

Clymene · 24/12/2020 05:57

A good week or so and I never went into Labour - had a c section

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GlennRheeismyfavourite · 24/12/2020 06:19

Lost it in three chunks Tuesday- Thursday, baby arrived 10am Friday!

WeeDangerousSpike · 24/12/2020 06:24

I didn't lose mine. Or at least, I thought I did at about 20 weeks, and lost nothing at 41 when I actually went into labour. My water didn't break either, I assume it was broken when forceps got involved, but I was too out of it at that point to notice. I'm not sure it's a reliable indicator, I'm afraid.

dayswithaY · 24/12/2020 07:36

About 8 hours before I gave birth.

sproutsnbacon · 24/12/2020 07:38

I lost mine on Monday gave birth on Wednesday

Yaty · 24/12/2020 07:40

My contractions started and I lost it about 2 hours later .

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