"38w pregnant": The "mucus plug" may not be seen with every pregnancy, but at 38 weeks, the pregnancy moves farther down into the cervical canal, which can dilate the canal somewhat, enabling a "clear, stringy discharge". Usually at this point you are seeing your OB provider weekly, who will do an exam to see if you are close to going into labor.
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Call your OB MD: The clear stringy discharge could be leaking or ruptured membranes. Call your OB MD and have him/her evaluate this situation as prolonged membrane ruptures can lead to intrauterine infections to the baby and pregnancy loss.
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