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Leaking amniotic fluid at 20 weeks -any experiences?

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grainmum · 24/04/2017 08:47

Hi, first off this has been going on for a couple of weeks and is being monitored by my hospital consultant with regular scans. I just wondered if anyone else had experience of this? I would love to hear any positive stories, although my consultant seems fairly relaxed about it, I'm finding it hard to fight off doom and gloom. I'm leaking a little every day, probably no more than a few ml. I always leak after I have got up in the morning so there is definitely something that pools as I lie in bed b then drains when I am upright again. I am monitoring and trying to increase my fluid intake, avoiding sex, baths and swimming. Thanks for any experiences anyone is willing to share.

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JOMH1982 · 24/04/2017 11:38

Hi, are they doing cervical length scans? Do they know why you are leaking? Please make sure they are keeping a close check on you from an infection and cervical length perspective xx

ThisIsActuallyHappening · 26/04/2017 14:24

Hi grainmum
How many weeks are you? And if you don't mind my asking, how did you find out you were leaking amniotic fluid? I'm 22 weeks and worried I might be leaking a little too but not sure what is normal how to tell if it's just an increase in "discharge"? Blush

grainmum · 26/04/2017 14:32

I'm 20 weeks. The first time it happened I was walking to a scan appointment and suddenly felt as though urine was uncontrollably coming from me, but not from my urethra. It was slightly blood stained and saturated the party liner I was wearing. It continues to leak episodically, more often with changes in position eg when I get up first thing in the morning.

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