Nearly 6 weeks and watery discharge

[leopard80]

Hey guys - can anyone experienced please fill me in on where this watery clear discharge is coming from if my cervix is apparently closed? Should I be worried?!!!

I can literally feel it bubble out sometimes! It's making me really stressed. Having MC in October last year I'm ocd checking that it's not brown.... Also my cramps have died down, I have no nausea (had a tiny bit during week 4+) and my boobs don't hurt as much as when I first found out.

I know every pregnancy is different... but I know you also feel 'different' just before you miscarry and I feel that this one will be 'the one' that works out. At least I hope it will....

Please share your experiences.

x

 

[lazybum09]

i too have been having the watery discharge and im 5weeks 4 days, its totally normal to get this

 

[Elhaym]

Yup, even though your cervix is closed the cells are still producing lots of mucus. The increased blood flow to your pelvic region means there is a lot more fluid around, thus meaning more discharge. Also, the formation of the mucus plug means there's a lot more of it being made. it's totally normal - I have to wear pantyliners constantly now! x

 

[leopard80]

Elhaym - I see you got your 3 weeks + on clear blue digital. I'm 5 weeks +5 at the moment, yesterday I still got a 2-3 weeks hence why I'm worried. When did you get your 3+?

 

[Elhaym]

I was about 5w3d I think. I'm also pregnant after MC so totally understand you being worried.

All I know is the CB digis go off average hormone levels for the weeks, and they can vary between women so the weeks counter isn't always accurate - I'm sorry I can't be of more help It sounds hard but I suppose all you can do right now is wait and see, I really hope everything is OK xx

 

[Mummy2Be__x]

It's fine, had it about 7-8 weeks and went to see a doctor, she said it was totally normal

 

[greenbeans12]

I had watery discharge when I was 20ish weeks pregnant and it turned out I had a yeast infection (first and only one I have ever had). If it doesn't get better I would mention it to your doc.