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37 weeks pregnant and noticed a small gush of liquid immediately after going to the bathroom. my water breaking? no contractions nothing since.
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Needs evaluation: You need to go to the hospital now. The staff will examine you to determine if you broke your water or not. It is important that you are evaluated promptly. Many women break their water before contractions start.
Answered 5/25/2015
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