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What to do if i'm 26 weeks pregnant and had white sticky, stringy goo come out of me, no blood just that?
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Cervical mucous plug: This may be the formation of the normal cervical mucous plug of pregnancy. Contact your treating OB MD for an examination and explain this problem to him/her.
Answered 11/27/2017
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