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31 weeks pregnant and small amounts of water like liquid keep coming down what can this be what should i do?
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Get evaluated: It could just be the increased vaginal discharge some women have as pregnancy progresses. But iy also could be amniotic fluid. The safe thing to do is to see your doctor or go to your hospital (labor and delivery department). They will perform the appropriate testing to rule out premature rupture of membranes.
Answered 2/7/2015
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