Symptoms of high water rupture

High-level amniotic fluid rupture means that the site of amniotic fluid ruptures is higher and closer to the uterus. So what does amniotic fluid rupture mean here? Amniotic fluid ruptures means that the amniotic fluid breaks out. High-level amniotic fluid ruptures can easily cause danger to the body, so high-level amniotic fluid ruptures need to attract our attention. So what symptoms will high-level amniotic fluid rupture cause? We know that high-level amniotic fluid ruptures can cause fetal hypoxia.

High-level rupture of membranes requires our special attention. There are many details that we need to pay attention to. If we do not pay attention, the consequences will be very serious. Therefore, if high-level rupture of membranes occurs, you should stay in bed to rest and avoid infection.

When your water breaks, you feel a large amount of fluid flowing out of your vagina, followed by a slow oozing; or when you only feel a slow oozing of fluid without a large gush, you need to use sanitary pads to absorb the fluid to avoid embarrassment in front of others.

If your water breaks, contact your doctor. If you are in labor, your doctor will ask you to go to the hospital. If your pregnancy is not yet full term, you will be asked to go to your doctor's office for a checkup. You may not be ready for labor and your doctor does not want you to develop an infection. When your water breaks, your risk of infection increases.

Although you may have heard of pregnant women having their water break in public, this doesn't happen often. But if this happens to you, others will be very understanding and helpful. Because at this stage, it's already obvious that you're pregnant.

What should I do when my water breaks?

When your water breaks, the amniotic sac surrounding your baby and placenta ruptures (also called the water bag). At first, the amniotic fluid in the amniotic sac gushes out in large quantities and then seeps out slowly. This often indicates that labor is approaching. If you think your water has broken, contact your doctor.

It is important to distinguish between occasional vaginal discharge and water breaking. As your pregnancy progresses, your uterus grows larger and heavier. Because the uterus sits on top of the bladder, it puts a lot of pressure on the bladder. Your growing uterus may prevent your bladder from holding as much urine as it once did, and occasional urine leakage may occur. Especially if you lift heavy objects or do jumping or bodyweight exercises, you may notice that your underwear or clothes become damp.

How to deal with anxiety

When your water breaks, contact your doctor and do not have sexual intercourse as this increases the chances of infection in the uterus. There are tests that can tell if your water has broken.

One is the test paper method. Place the amniotic fluid on a special test strip. If the fetal membrane is ruptured, the test strip will change color.

Another test is a cervical mucus test. If you take cervical mucus and observe it under a microscope, the shape of the dried amniotic fluid resembles a fern or a pine branch.

Above, we introduced what high-level amniotic fluid rupture is. We know that high-level amniotic fluid rupture can cause great danger, so we must deal with high-level amniotic fluid rupture well. The above article introduced the matters that require special attention in case of high-level amniotic fluid rupture. The above article also introduced in detail the symptoms of high-level amniotic fluid rupture. I hope it will be helpful to everyone.