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I'm 36 weeks & 3days pregnant , i've been leaking fluid for two days now and also getting awful shooting pains when i wee? should i be worried??
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Call your OB MD: You need to contact your treating OB MD immediately for examination to determine if your bag of waters is leaking/broken to avoid a serious infection to you and the baby if ignored.
Answered 1/30/2017
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