I saw someone’s post of there mucus plug and it’s literally what my discharge looks like but mine was clear One of the comments to me say talk to a doctor. Is anyone else around 17 weeks experiencing a lot of clear jelly like discharge??????
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Yes lol I follow my baby app and it usually gives me a heads up that imma get a lot of discharge. I get discharged also every time I pee lol my mucus plug looked more different (blood mix with it) than my daily discharge. I personally feel you shouldn’t freak out. But if you feel it’s concerning then yes a doctor!

I’m also 18 weeks and had it from 16 to now! (Discharge)

do u ever have yellowish also?

I called my doctor and they said yellowish could be sign of infection

idk if it’s from the pee though! Cause when I told my doctor about it with my first, i told her I couldn’t tell if it was yellowish cause of my pee (I slack drinking water ok lmao) and she told me the same thing but asked if I have problems down there with peeing or hurts. But I didn’t I was perfectly find with peeing and she as like that’s fine then. She didn’t feel I had an infection.

doesn’t burn at all so I’m probably ok then

So see but I didn’t experience itching or burning lol

I def don’t think it has anything to do with pee for me bc it’s a bit darker then a light tint I’ll maybe just keep an eye out for now and wait to see if I have any pains while peeing or anything like that

yeah it sucks cause I literally have to check every time I pee to make sure things are good lol 💆🏻♀️ but yes good luck!

Yes my pregnancy app stated that discharge usually starts around this time period 16/17 weeks. Just watch for smells and extra color

I am having the same thing on and off. I just had my OB appointment yesterday and she said it's perfectly normal as long as it's not accompanied by pelvic tenderness and blood tinged. She said cervical glands can react differently to hormones.