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Im 34 weeks pregnant i went to the toilet this morning here at work, and had to pee, i then had a number 2 and as that happened i felt a gush of water coming out, i dnt know if that was a pee or was that my water breaking, i dnt have any pain ?
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Time to contact Dr.: If not having watery diarrhea, there is no other source of a gush of water coming out unless it is coming from the vagina. Pee doesn't come out as a gush of water, but rather a stream. Therefore, one can presume her water broke, and contact her Ob-Gyn doctor for further instructions. At 34 weeks, the baby is not quite mature yet. It's important for the doctor to know what's happening.
Answered 8/29/2018
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