Bunch Of Questions

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Starlah - December 13

i'm 39 weeks now, at my 38 week visit last thursday my midwife checked and said i was a "big 3cm" dilated. Thursday night I started losing my plug, and I'm pretty sure its mostly all gone now. Since then the baby has dropped so far down that when i sit i can actually feel him being pushed up, is it normal for a baby to drop that far without having any other signs of labor? is it possible that my water could be broken and I wouldnt know because his head is blocking my cervix completely? the bits of plug that are still coming out now have this odd smell to them, i wouldnt call it sweet like im told amniotic fluid should be but its not a smell i normally have, or even anything i've smelled before i dont think, could this be because i'm leaking? I called my midwifes office about losing my plug and was told to not worry as it could still be days or weeks, but my family has a history of an estrogen imbalance (we tend to go through all the signs of early labor except contractions/water breaking, but for some reason we just dont have enough estrogen to get the contractions going.) i guess im just worried that my water could be broken and i could be totally ready to deliver and am just not having contractions because of this (i had to be induced with my first at 43wks)

 

Jen - December 13

starlah, you'll know when your water has broke, because you will have a water leaking, and eveytime you move or the baby does, some will leak out. When mine was broke, his head corked it a little, but everytime I moved, I felt like I was peeing myself!! If your three cm, it sounds like you are progressing well. especially if your not having contractions-consdier yourself lucky, you'll very well may have a quick labor!! It think what your experiencing is just your plug. Good luck to you!!

 

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