My partner said it was a different feeling?|||It is hard to say...it%26#039;s not always a %26quot;gush%26quot; as someone said..sometimes it can be just a little trickle...However, go to the bathroom and sit on the commode, then squeeze very tightly the muscles you would to stop a flow of urine. If the liquid stops, then it is NOT the bag of waters which has broken...if it does not stop, then there is a good chance it has a leak.
Another way is to smell the fluid: if it is urine, you%26#039;ll know it...the fluid in the bag of water shouldn%26#039;t smell at all.
How far along are you? Sex can sometimes bring on labor, especially near the end of pregnancy, so maybe this is a good thing?
See a doctor if you%26#039;re not sure either way...they can do a pH test on the fluid and see if it is the fluid around baby or if it is urine, etc.|||you would know, go to your doctor|||If your water broke, you would know it. Trust me...it is a GUSH of fluid that is unmistakable.|||if your water broke you are in labor and shouldnt be here you should be at the hospital.. if you honestly think yuor water broke call the doc asap and they will have you come in and get checked|||You should buy more sturdy and expensive water bed.|||Water breaks and fluid flows, everywhere. You would know.|||if it broke you would know for a few reasons one is that there would be a big gloush of fluid but besides that you might have to go ask your doctor.|||be very sure u little ***, this is the fuild.|||Ok so they said it felt differant and the first thing he thinks of is the fluid? What was he expecting to come out peanut butter? Come onn|||Sometimes you might get a small gush of water and the membrane has not ruptured completely but only partially. If this is the case you need to go immediately because this can set yourself as well as your unborn baby up for a serious infection. Even if you did get that big gush and no labor pains you need to go in. . . .same reason.|||hi... my pregnancy motto was;
%26quot;If in doubt, get checked out%26quot;
I don%26#039;t know how many times I went to the hospital during both my pregnancies for little twinges of pain etc, but at least I felt better knowing what was happening.
