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Re: Leaking some kind of fluid at 30 wks??? it is back again

From: Tonja (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Thu, 31 Aug 2000 20:53:04 -0500 (CDT)


Angela, I can't stress enough how unimportant "bugging" your doctor is. Keep a close eye on what's going on and if the leaking becomes more copious, get to L&D. It won't hurt anyone for you to be checked again and maybe next time (if there is next time...hoping there isn't!) you can request a quick nitrazine test to determine the nature of the fluid. It's possible it could be a result of urinary incontinence (it can happen without you even knowing it) - sometimes it's possible to tell by smell (urine has a distinct smell, obviously, and amniotic fluid smells sort of "sweet"...totally different), but it's not a foolproof method of diagnosis by any means.

Please let us know what the results are - I'm thinking of you and hoping you get some good news tomorrow so you can RELAX and enjoy the holiday weekend!

Tonja

At Thu, 31 Aug 2000, Angela-concerned wrote: >
>thanks again for the posts back - i have noticed that it is doing it
>again - and i am bugging my dr and obgyn (i see her for the frst time on
>tues.) to get the results before the long weekend if possible....either
>to ease my mind or at least so i know for sure...
>
>thanks - you are a huge help - it is terrific to have someone i can ask
>things who actually has some ideas and answers

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Tonja Brossette
OBGYN.net Coordinator
Pregnancy & Birth
tonja.brossette@obgyn.net



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