email問醫生
is it normal, 係乜黎
醫生話可以係mucus plug
佢話可能子宮開緊...叫我去labor到check吓好D
但我又無痛
feel唔到contraction
What is the mucus plug?
One sign that the Big Day is near is the passing of the mucus plug. The mucus plug has been blocking your cervix since early pregnancy to help prevent infection. As your cervix prepares for labour, the mucus plug is released. It can come out all at once, or in small amounts. You may notice a heavy discharge, or a discharge streaked with blood in your underwear or when you go to the toilet. http://www.babycentre.co.uk/l25008775/what-a-mucus-plug-looks-like-photos
5月7日due
前幾日先開始停工
chilling at home...
仲有兩日就預產期
但仲未有動靜又未開又未痛
Week 40
Postpartum depression
You may feel depressed or down for the first 1 to 2 weeks after the birth of your baby. There may be times when you cry or feel sad, anxious, or irritable for no reason. These "baby blues" are very common and often disappear on their own. But sometimes these feelings may last longer and can be more intense. These could be symptoms of postpartum depression. If your symptoms are severe or go on for more than a few weeks, seek help through a support group or visit with a Kaiser Permanente mental health counselor or your medical professional. Your local Health Education Center has pamphlets, videos, and other resources about postpartum depression and the challenges of new parenting. Symptoms of postpartum depression are treatable with self-help, support, or professional guidance.