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Iam 12 weeks pregnant and my water broke and i bled a little bit. when i to my doctor the scan shows that the baby is fine , there is a lot of amniotic fluids. will my baby be ok?
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It is not a good idea for the membranes to rupture prematurely. It can let germs in & kill baby & you. The doc can test the fluid to see if it is amniotic fluid or not, if not, things are okay.
Answered 5/28/2023
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