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Fluid gush

RadlerRadler member
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Argh. I had a big gush about an hour ago--had to change the pantyliner, and the panties, and my pants were also slightly damp so I changed them, too. It seems to have gone back to normal wetness now. That was way more fluid than I've ever seen but I'm thinking it might just be a general pregnancy thing? I smelled it (yuck) but have no idea whether it smelled sweet or not.

I really don't feel like going into L&D. Am I being stupid if I just watch to see if it happens again? For whatever reason, I don't feel terribly worried, but I don't want to risk anything. Thanks.

 

 

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Re: Fluid gush

  • mrsblivenmrsbliven
    you need to call. if your pants were wet it is worth having them look. better safe than sorry.
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  • oct11bride03oct11bride03
    I would definitely call. A big gush sounds like way more then just your typical discharge. GL!
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  • mrsolsenk12mrsolsenk12
    You should call...if your pants are wet that is a concern.
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  • KayJayDeeKayJayDee
    I'd call. ?That does not sound like a "general pregnancy thing" to me.
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  • kimarino13kimarino13 member
    I'm thinking of you!  Please keep us updated.

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  • LucyPevensieLucyPevensie member
    I'm thinking maybe you peed - but yeah - give a call and see what doc says.
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