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Labour stories with gradual plug loss?

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Engard · 17/01/2020 13:51

Hi all,

Can anyone advise on plug loss?

I lost my plug in one go with my first born and she was born very quickly after.
But this times it's been coming away very slowly for the past 3 days.

If you lost your plug gradually, how long did it take and how soon did you go into labour?

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Chefwifelife · 18/01/2020 06:45

Hey @Engard I actually lost my plug during labour, not a thing before. I remember being in labour and going “what on earth is this?!” 😂

Boymummy3 · 18/01/2020 09:48

With my 1st two I never lost it (must of come away in labour) as I never seen it. With this one I was loosing it for weeks in bits and I had my baby on Wednesday at 38+3 so I wouldn't relie on it being anytime soon but everyone is different.

Cherry85 · 18/01/2020 21:55

We got told in nct that if you lose your plug or waters break you should phone and let midwife or triage know as you could get an infection?

I havent got there yet so just letting you know incase advice has changed since your first.....

Goldenmother · 18/01/2020 23:06

I lost the plug with my first on a Saturday and went in to labour on Sunday with my second it was over a few days

Engard · 19/01/2020 11:08

I've been losing mine for 5 days so far. It's just confusing as I lost it last time in labour. Just wish I knew what it meant!

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Roozy123 · 19/01/2020 11:11

3 weeks i was losing mine with my 2nd child.
Every day I had my hopes up thinking this is it!!!! To then go over by a week 😐😑 41 weeks she was born so this time around when I see that plug coming away I won't get so excited and get my hopes up lol.
Good luck x

emma8t4 · 19/01/2020 11:19

I’ve been losing mine since about 36 weeks apparently it regenerates, still here, still losing it at 40+4.

Engard · 19/01/2020 13:09

😞 will stop getting excited then!

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