Water breaking?

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Felt two sudden gushes like discharge had come out, so I checked my pad and it was just wetness. Then I sat on the toilet and a bunch of fluid gushed out. It looks like cloudy water? 
FTM and I have no clue what water breaking is supposed to feel like but I’m 37+5 weeks. Haven’t had bloody show or anything but have had a lot of tightness and pain in my back and lower pelvis region today.

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Def head to labor and delivery to get checked out. Better safe than sorry.

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If it broke you should continue to leak over time. If you call they’ll most likely want you to come in to get checked so if it were me I’d go get checked!

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Definitely go get checked at labor and delivery. Everyone has a different experience with water breaking. When mine broke it was a lot at once, came out in a gush but I didn't hear any popping sound...  it could definitely be that your water broke... You don't necessarily need to be having contractions right away.

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My water broke when I stood up to leave at my doctors appointment. It was a gush of fluid and I just stood there like I was peeing my pants but it wouldn’t quit. It just kept coming and coming and every time I took a step, more poured down my leg.

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If your water broke you’ll continue to leak over a period of time. My water broke at 37+5, I didn’t have bloody show or loose my mucus plug. If you think it’s your water you can get checked to see if it’s fluid or not.

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I would get checked out. Everyone has a different experience with their water breaking. But it sounds like you could be in back labor but I’m no doctor lol

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When my water broke I heard a pop then I had a huge gush of fluid and it continued to leak for like 30 minutets. Go to the hospital and make sure because you can risk infection if it did break

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