Plugs Plug
can a loose connection at the port where the power plug plugs in be fixed?
I don't think it is the power cord. i think it is the hole in the computer the power cord plugs into. Is this something i can do myself?
I had an IBM laptop that was under warranty and was sent in twice for the plug problem. The third time it happened it was out of warranty so I junked it. But for a price ANYTHING can be fixed! Contact the manufacturer, or look in the phonebook for computer repair. You might even find a tech school where students work on computers and you can get it done at a reduced rate.
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Losing the Mucus Plug Before Actual Labor Begins
Losing the mucus plug is one of the physical changes some women undergo before actual labor begins. As the cervix effaces and dilates, capillaries often rupture and tints the mucus pink or streaks it with blood. The thick mucus has been blocking the opening to the cervix since the early part of pregnancy. As the due date approaches, this plug dislodges, breaks up and passes out of the pregnant woman’s body. When this happens it is clear your body is preparing for labor. Labor can however commence within hours for some but most probably can take up to days for many.
The Facts
• Your cervix is responsible for producing the cork of mucus which will collect and seal the opening of the uterus throughout your pregnancy.
• This thick plug of mucus plays a crucial role by acting as a barrier against external infections throughout the pregnancy months.
• Not every woman experiences the expulsion of this gelatinous discharge and this therefore makes it one reason why this mucus chunk cannot be relied upon as a true sign of labor.
• Towards the end of pregnancy the mucus plug lessens in importance because its tendency to free itself from the cervix increases with vaginal exams or with the natural thinning and dilation of the cervix.
• When the plug dislodges labor can be 1 day to 3 weeks away. Don’t panic and assume you are going into labor at the sight of this clear or blood stained discharge on your underpants; it could simply mean that the cervix is undergoing the expected pre-labor changes.
• When the plug dislocates, it is simply telling you that your cervix is effacing and or dilating and that the labor process is not far behind.
• This wad of sticky, thick mucus dislocates from the cervix when it begins to dilate or open wider and is pushed into the vagina
• If you are not sure about what you see, don’t hesitate to contact your doctor to rule out serious possibilities
When to call your doctor..
• This discharge can be confused with the amniotic fluid which is watery in consistency as opposed to the gelatinous texture of the mucus plug. Amniotic leakage is not something you should take lightly; report it to your caregiver ASAP
• If the discharge is bright red in color and copious, contact your care provider ASAP. You could be bleeding which is indicative of premature separation of the placenta or placenta previa, both of which require immediate medical attention.
One sure sign of labor is when you lose the mucus plug. It can be tinged with blood or clear in color. Some women may notice the mucus on their underpants in the last weeks; this is basically the mucus plug. The thick mucus has been blocking the opening to the cervix for a while now. Basically what is happening is that as you near your due date, this plug dislodges and breaks up and passes out of your body. When this happens your body is preparing for labor. Labor can commence within hours after the plug is dislodged but in most cases it will take days before you go into proper labor.
In case you didn’t already know:
• Not every woman experiences the expulsion of this gelatinous discharge.
• • Your cervix is part of your reproductive system that is responsible for producing this mucus.
• During pregnancy a thick plug of mucus collects at the cervix and seals it; the protection offered by this glob is vital as it serves to function as a barrier throughout your pregnancy against external infections.
• It is important to remember that this glob of mucus cannot be considered as a reliable sign of labor.
• Towards the end of pregnancy the mucus plug lessens in importance because its tendency to free itself from the cervix increases with vaginal exams or with the natural thinning and dilation of the cervix.
• When the plug dislodges, labor can be 1 day to 3 weeks away. Do not panic and assume that labor has begun at the sight of this clear or blood stained discharge on your underpants.
• When the plug dislodges, it is simply telling you that your cervix is effacing and or dilating and that the labor process is not too far behind.
• This wad of sticky, thick mucus dislocates from the cervix when it begins to dilate or open wider and is pushed into the vagina
• Dislodgement doesn’t necessarily indicate that labor is imminent; it could simply mean that the cervix is going through normal changes.
• If you are unsure about what you see, do not hesitate to contact your doctor to rule out serious possibilities.
You should call your Doctor..
• Don’t confuse this discharge with the amniotic fluid which is runny in consistency as opposed to the gelatinous texture of the mucus plug. Amniotic leakage should be reported ASAP.
• If the discharge is bright red in color and copious, contact your care provider ASAP.
• You could be bleeding which is indicative of premature separation of the placenta or placenta previa, both of which require immediate medical attention.
About the Author
Jyoti Bedi, a homemaker and a mother, officially writes for http://www.welcomebabyhome.com , a pregnancy and parenting site. Articles are simple-to-read, relevant and concise for today’s busy parents and parents-to-be.