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Re: Friends pregnancy From: Tonja (anonymous@obgyn.net) Mon, 31 Jul 2000 20:48:22 -0500 (CDT) Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: debbie: "tugaligation" Previous message: Nicole: "Re: pregnancy symptoms" In reply to: Kimberly: "Friends pregnancy" Next in thread: jwang,MD: "Re: Friends pregnancy" Not ideal, but not as critical as if the water has broken at 30 weeks - "full term" is considered to be 37 weeks gestation, if that helps. My first child was born at 37 1/2 weeks with no problems, but the specific outcomes vary from infant to infant. The brownish fluid in the amniotic fluid could be meconium staining, which could be indicative of fetal distress and can be concerning if the baby aspirates any of the fluid during birth. Hope that helps! -- Tonja At Mon, 31 Jul 2000, Kimberly wrote: > >Can you tell me how critical it is for someone to have their water break >at 36 weeks gestation? > >Can you tell me the different possibilities of what it could me when >someone has a large amount of brownish fluid in their amniotic fluid? Next message: debbie: "tugaligation" Previous message: Nicole: "Re: pregnancy symptoms" In reply to: Kimberly: "Friends pregnancy" Next in thread: jwang,MD: "Re: Friends pregnancy"

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