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Q: Cervical Mucus After Ovulation

asked by: mewantbaby on November 10th, 2005

New User

Ok ladies, I have had quite a bit of cervical mucus discharge and I am now 11 dpo. I know that when you are pregnant your cervix forms s plug to protect the baby and you have a discharge. My breast are a little sore as well. My question is: for those of you have been pregnant before, did you have a heavy discharge? My period is due on the 15th so I thought this might be an early sign of pregnancy. Let me know please!

Also, I know it's not a yeast infection

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fatfamily02

replied on November 10th, 2005

Extremely eHealthy

My discharge is heavy, and still thin--since pregnancy. Its like the favorable discharge for ovulation never went away--but now I just got more of it. Some women have said it is thicker after conceiving--but not for me.

mewantbaby

replied on November 10th, 2005

New User

My discharge is thick and creamy. I never usually have any discharge between ovulation and my period. If I do it last for a day or so. It doesn't smell and no pain. I do have very sore breast but they're not swollen. My nipples seem to be real sensitive as well. I really hope these are all good signs.

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