Expulsion of the mucous plug as the cervix dilate's.

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Your cervix will start dilating during labor, expelling the mucus plug in preparation for birth. It is important to note that after the passing of the plug, labor might happen in hours, days, or even weeks. You might not realize you are losing your mucus plug until you go to the bathroom and see it.

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