After bloody show when did u go into labor?

Question

I’m having contractions 30 sec every 20 min for a few days now. 
Lost my mucus plug “bloody show” yesterday 
Dr said Iam dilated 1 & a wiggle n 50% effaced 
36 weeks and 3 days pregnant and with covid 😩
What were u dilated to when u lost your plug? 
How many days or weeks did it take after losing plug to go into labor?

Answer

The same day. Keep in mind that sometimes contractions never get closer together. I was 7 cm dilated when I finally decided to go to the hospital and my contractions were still 10-15 minutes apart with no pattern whatsoever. Trust your self. If you think you need to go in, go in for sure. I was there an hour and my son was born. My contractions weren’t even that unbearable yet. The only reason I went is because my mother in law talked me into it. I would have stayed home and given birth on my couch if I hadn’t.

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Currently 38+3 and been losing bloody pieces of the mucus plug for 3 days now. No real labor yet, but plenty false labor contractions and Braxton hicks. Last check was on 2 days ago and I was 2 cm. However, this is my third child and my second kid went very quickly once I started real labor. So, just waiting it out now.

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When I had my bloody show I was holding my baby the next morning both times.

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I lost the first part of my mucus plug around 36 weeks. I continued to lose pieces till I got induced at 39 weeks 6 days. 
I didn’t have my bloody show till I was in my hospital room.
Sadly loosing your mucus plug does not mean labor.
Are you sure you aren’t having Braxton Hicks and not actual contractions?

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I don't remember how dilated I was but with my second I had bloody show when I was 38+3 and my water broke at 4am when I was 39+1.

After bloody show when did u go into labor?

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