Water Break or Sexual Fluids?

Question

I never thought I'd have to ask this question but has anyone else had this happen to them?
I was having sex with my husband, me on top, and all of a sudden he and the bed are drenched. I'm 37 weeks so he is thinking my water broke and says it was more than what has come out before when I've orgasmed. 
No contractions and it's not still coming out so I don't think my water broke. 
Anyone had any experience with this?

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A sniff will probably clue you in: If the fluid is yellowish and smells of ammonia, it's probably urine. If it doesn’t smell (or smells sort of sweet), it’s probably amniotic fluid.

...but I have no idea what female ejaculation smells like.

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Drenched sounds like a lot... I'd call the doctor

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If you stand up and liquid leaks out then that's probably your water. Amniotic fluid is also clear and smells slightly sweet.

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I would go get checked just to be sure! It's not good for baby is sitting on u dry...

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WHAT IF MY WATER BREAKS BUT I DON’T HAVE ANY CONTRACTIONS?It’s likely that labor’s on the way, and soon. Most women whose membranes rupture before labor begins can expect to feel the first contractions within 12 hours of that first trickle, while most others can expect to feel it within 24 hours. In the meantime, you won't run out of amniotic fluid — your body continues to produce it right up until delivery.

For about one in 10, however, labor takes a little longer to get going. To prevent infection through the ruptured amniotic sac (the longer it takes for labor to get going, the greater the risk), most practitioners induce labor within 24 hours of a rupture if you’re near your due date; a few induce as early as six hours after.

Water Break or Sexual Fluids?

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