A mucus plug is a formation of mucus in the cervical canal meant to protect the cervix from bacteria and infection. As labor approaches, you will lose your mucus plug. This may happen several hours or ...

The mucus plug is a protective layer made up of sticky mucus that seals the cervix (the opening of the uterus). The cervical canal produces this plug to protect your womb and unborn baby from bacteria ...

A mucus plug protects the cervix from bacteria during pregnancy. Losing a mucus plug can indicate the start of labor. Contact your doctor if you lose your mucus plug before 37 weeks. A mucus plug is a ...

Losing the mucus plug can trick you into thinking that your labour is about to begin, but it is not always the case. You may lose the plug days or even weeks before your labour starts. This blog ...

If you’re currently prepping to welcome the tiny human you’ve been painstakingly growing these past few months, you’re probably on the lookout for any early signs of labour – one of which is losing ...

Cervical mucus is a fluid or gel-like discharge from the cervix. It changes throughout the menstrual cycle. When tracked, it can help predict ovulation. Throughout the menstrual cycle, fluctuating ...

Cervical mucus changes throughout the menstrual cycle. These changes are typical and can indicate a person has ovulated. If the mucus looks like egg white, a person may be at their most fertile. Some ...