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Re: Could my water have broken

From: Alex (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue, 19 Mar 2002 07:58:13 -0600 (CST)


At Tue, 19 Mar 2002, Christina wrote: >
>I am 41 wks pregnant and yesterday at my appointment, my Dr performed an
>exam that was very uncomfortable. He told me he was going to "feel
>around a bit"; I am currently 3 cm dialated and have been for a week
>now. My question to you is this am I had the urge to use the restroom
>when I sat on the toilet I had a lot of fluid which did not look or feel
>like I had urinated. This happened two different times this a.m I was
>wondering if my Dr had maybe ruptured my membranes during the exam and
>my water broke 15 hours later as a result. I'm really confused and my
>Dr office isn't open yet this a.m.
>
>PLEASE HELP ME I'm afraid if i don't do something harm will come to our
>baby.
>
>Thank You so Much
>christina

Christina,

I don't know at what point the doctors on this site will be available. I have 2 suggestions: 1.) As far as I know every OB has 24 hour coverage. If you call the office, the answering service will page your doctor or the doctor on call. or 2.) Go to the hospital NOW. At 41 weeks it safe to assume you're going to deliver fairly soon. The ER will test the fluid to see if it's urine or amniotic fluid. If your water has broken, they will admit you. This happened to me in the middle of the night at 40 weeks and I went directly to the hospital.they tested the fluid (my water did break) ,and I was admitted. Please try to relax. Write back in a few weeks and tell us about the baby!






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