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Bloody mucous at 28 weeks pregnant? should i go to the hospital?
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Not an emergency: Unless you are having other symptoms (e.g., contracting, loosing fluid, ongoing bleeding), a woman can loose her mucous plug at any time in her third trimester and it can regenerate. It is not an emergency. You can consult your ob/gyn during business hours.
Answered 6/17/2018
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