latent phase

What Are the Symptoms of the Latent Phase?

During the latent phase, women may experience various symptoms, including:
- Mild, irregular contractions that may feel like menstrual cramps
- Lower back pain
- Loss of the mucus plug
- Light bleeding or spotting
- Increased vaginal discharge

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