Jelly-like discharge at 39 weeks of pregnancy does not determine the time of labor, you can continue to wait for labor under close monitoring of fetal heartbeat and fetal movement. When you are 39 weeks pregnant, the vaginal discharge is like jelly, which means that the cervical mucus plug is detached, but this is not a sign of impending labor, and it is not possible to determine the time of delivery when it occurs, so you can continue to wait for the delivery under close monitoring of the fetal heart and fetal movement. When symptoms such as redness and irregular abdominal pain occur, go to the hospital. At 39 weeks of pregnancy, you need to strictly count the fetal movements and do moderate exercise under the guidance of your doctor, such as walking and sitting on a birthing ball. When there is redness, accompanied by irregular lower abdominal pain and a sense of the descent of the fetal prelude, it will usually be able to start labor within 24 to 48 hours, at this time to go to the hospital by the doctor to assess the degree of cervical ripeness, and be ready to deliver at any time, if necessary, need to be hospitalized to wait for the birth of the baby. When the discharge is like jelly at 39 weeks of pregnancy, you can go to the hospital and continue to wait for labor under the guidance of the doctor.