The mucus plug is usually thick, like jelly, and sticky. Vaginal discharge is usually thinner and more slippery than sticky.

Seeing some jelly-like discharge during the final weeks or days of pregnancy is perfectly normal, even if it's tinged with a little blood. You are probably seeing the mucus plug.

Blood in phlegm can be a sign of a mild infection or bronchitis, but it can sometimes indicate a severe infection or lung cancer. Learn here about causes and treatments.

If you experience a persistent cough that lasts longer than 3 weeks, speak with a healthcare professional, especially if you experience symptoms like bloody mucus, shortness of breath, fever, or ...

The bloody show refers to vaginal discharge that occurs at the end of your pregnancy. It’s a sign that pregnancy is ending and labor is beginning, but it might not be obvious to you. Learn how ...