It really depends. I went into labor within 6 hours, my daughter in law is being induced right now as I type this and she was all these three things last Sunday the 11th. So here she is 8 days later being induced.
Her sister didn't give birth for 2 weeks after all the above mentioned. Baby comes when baby wants ;o)
the mucous plug can fall out any where after the woman is dilated 2cm it also may never come out and the doctors will have to break the water them-selves.
It could be hours, days or weeks. In my case, I was 36 weeks 6 days, lost the mucous plug and had the baby 5 hours later. But, from what I've read, there is no firm correlation between how dilated you are or losing the plug and the length of time you have left.
Yes, very likely. Some doctors will tell you that at 5cm, you are in labor. Wait for those regular contractions, then go in.
It is definitely possible to have some uterine activity and not feel or notice it at all. Your mucus plug regenerates until you give birth. It just sounds like your body may be preparing for labor and delivery but there is no tell-tale sign when you'll deliver such as how much you are dilated or how much of your plug you are losing.
Mucous Membrane
Mucous Membrane
Mucous cells are cells which secrete mucous. They are usually found in mucous membranes. Mucous is a slippery product made from glycoproteins and water.
believe it or not, mucous membranes secrete mucous. It helps protect the respiratory system (or whichever system the mucous membrane you're referring to is in).
mucous solute
Mucous, made by mucous glands, stick to the cilia of cells that are found in the mucous membranes.
Are mucous membranes sterile
mucous cells