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PostPosted: 10/09/06 - 16:19    Post subject: have i lost my mucus plug Vote now! Reply with quote
i am 19 weeks pregnant and i passed a large mucus deposit today. i was more solid than a liquid. and ever since tehn i have had a lot of mucus that has foolowed. have i lost my mucus plug and should i contact my doctor?
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