How can you tell if you are breaking water? Remember these 3 points.
I'm sorry the sisters misdiagnosed this time. Brother Dao was young this time, and the sister stayed in our hospital for three days, observing three days without continuing the flow of water, and there were no signs of labor and labor, so we let her be discharged. Today, I will take this opportunity to briefly tell you about some tips on how to simply judge whether you are breaking water at home.
In fact, no matter what stage of pregnancy, there may be premature water breakage. If you feel like flowing water below during pregnancy, it is nothing more than these few situations:
The first to have an increase in vaginal discharge during pregnancy, mistaken for water breakage.
The second is the leakage of urine during pregnancy, thinking that it is water breaking.
The third is that it may really be a water break.
How to make a simple judgment of secretions, urine and amniotic fluid during pregnancy? Let's start with the characteristics of the discharge. Increased discharge during pregnancy usually occurs in the second and third trimesters. Of course, some sisters may have more secretions throughout pregnancy, and the liquid that flows out of these secretions is more viscous, like glue or snot on the underwear. If the underwear dries, it will look like a non-pregnant white discharge stained on the underwear.
Let's talk about urine leakage, which generally appears in sisters of the second child and the third child who have childbearing experience, because the pelvic floor muscles are more relaxed and the baby is relatively large and compresses the pelvic floor muscles. This may occur when there is a trigger for increased abdominal pressure, such as sneezing, humming, laughing, or coughing.
Finally, there is water breaking, which is divided into two situations.
One is a low-level rupture of membranes, that is, the breach of the amniotic cavity is close to the cervical opening, and amniotic fluid can flow out with the cervical opening at will, which is relatively easy to identify.
Another case is a high rupture of membranes, the breach of the wool cavity is far from the cervical opening, and if the breach is relatively small, it is easy to be blocked by the flesh of the uterine opening, and this water break is difficult to leak urine. Discharge and discharge are identified, you need to come to the hospital, let's go to your pH test strip or supine mirror or cervical discharge scraping, to clarify.
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