When amniotic fluid is infected likely due to premature rupture, the pregnancy has to be terminated for the mother's safety and there's no chance for fetal survival.
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Once there is infection within the amniotic fluid/sack the ability to kill off the invading germ is minimal. Germs fill the amniotic fluid and enter the fetus/fetal blood. Antibiotics cannot be effectively delivered to that space to kill them. It eventually becomes a sack of puss with fetal loss. Without effective removal of the infected fetus, the mother will become septic and die also.
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