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A member asked:
If i've lost my mucus plug but my water hasn't broken, is it safe to go swimming in a public pool? i'm pregnant :)
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Mucus plug: I assume you are full term and close to a delivery date. No i would not go in a public poor now due to infections or excessive activity could cause you membranes to break.
Answered 1/19/2017
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