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Pinkish cervical mucus, Worried!

Guest_babyangelfever_*	08/12/2012, 12:03 PM Post #1


Hi Ladies, Just saw the doc today and the doc did a urine test which came back positive but also this morning I started getting like a pinkish mucus after I wipe and a tiny amount on a liner. I've had a chemical preg before and Im so worried right now that this is going to happen again . I would say Im about 4 to 5 weeks. Has this ever happened to anyone else and gone to have a normal pregnancy? Any advice would be fantastic. Thank you

Jemstar View Member Profile	08/12/2012, 12:13 PM Post #2
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Yes it has happened to me in all of my pregnancies. I have three healthy children, and I did have one miscarriage. I don't think pinkish mucous is a reliable predictor of anything. Good luck, I hope all goes well for you.

JillyJellyBean View Member Profile	08/12/2012, 12:18 PM Post #3
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I had spotting and ponk mucous all through my first pregnancy and went on to have a healthy boy. All the best that it will all be well

zingy View Member Profile	08/12/2012, 12:54 PM Post #4
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I had this with my twin pregnancy between 6 - 7 weeks...2 very busy 4 year olds keeping me very amused now! At the time, I had been through 2 m/c and 2 chemical pregnancies so I know how stressful it is. All the best.

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