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A member asked:
Im like 18 weeks pregnant n i got like snot/ mucus coming frm me it kinda looks like mucus plug could it b sumthing else?
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See your OBGYN: If you have a new mucous like discharge at 18 weeks, you should see your doctor so that he/she can take a look with a speculum. This may be just normal "physiologic" discharge of pregnancy, or you may have an infection that requires treatment.
Answered 3/19/2013
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