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I'm currently 25 weeks pregnant. i've noticed my baby has become more active than usual these past few days. could this cause my water to break?
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No: Increased activity is normal as your pregnancy progresses. The baby will get larger and more active as you get closer to due date. This is completely normal so no worries.
Answered 1/26/2016
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