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Stressed jelly discharge at 19weeks pregnant

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HopefulSmile14 · 08/05/2015 11:05

For the past couple of weeks I've been losing some jelly like discharge it really worrying me I went to triage with this and midwife said it sounds like normal discharge but why do I keep getting this it is really stressing me out this is my 4th pregnancy with no living children this is the furthest along I've been please help :(

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Mamabear14 · 08/05/2015 11:07

Jelly type discharge is normal. I have found that the day after dtd with dp that I seem to get loads. I assume it dislodges some! As long as you don't itch or burn and there's no funny smell or colour then I think it's just another glamorous side effect of pregnancy Smile

DinkyDye · 08/05/2015 11:07

I've had more discharge the further I get (am 20+1) which I don't remember with DD. I was a little worried at first (don't google!) but if the MW said not to worry, then really, try not to worry! You will have you're 20 week scan soon and hopefully that will really put your mind at rest.

HopefulSmile14 · 08/05/2015 13:58

Thank you so much for your replies now I know I'm not on my own I can calm down and slightly relax really can not wait for October to come when I have little trouble in my arms thank you guys so so much

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knittingirl · 08/05/2015 14:08

Normal :) I'm 22 weeks now, and have been getting it on and off the whole pg so far.

MissTwister · 08/05/2015 14:13

I had this earlier on - it's stopped now. Totally normal!

HopefulSmile14 · 08/05/2015 16:09

Thank you ladies means a lot I need the reassurance thank you

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Mummybear8 · 08/05/2015 16:15

I called the local MAU with this exact concern as thought I had had a show. Apparently it's very common, especially after dtd and is a mixture of "bodily fluids", discharge and mucous plug. You only need to be concerned if it's tinged with blood and you are having cramping pains that are getting worse, but I have also been told that your mucus plug can regenerate itself so I wouldn't be too worried. If you have any concerns I would ring your local unit and ask for their advice. That's what they're there for Smile

HopefulSmile14 · 08/05/2015 16:16

Thank you mommybear it seemed to of happened once I'd had an internal examination on tuesday it really worries me

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Number3cometome · 08/05/2015 16:23

Liners have been my best friend for weeks Grin

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