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Hi there! When I was pregnant, I noticed some watery discharge around 7 months. I thought it was normal, but I decided to ask my OB about it. She explained that it’s really important to figure out if it’s amniotic fluid or not. If you’re experiencing continuous leakage or a sudden gush, it could be amniotic fluid, which can be risky, especially if it’s early in the pregnancy. So if you’re ever in doubt, don’t hesitate to check with your doctor, especially if your underwear feels damp often!
Hello mamas! I’ve had moments where I thought I was leaking urine, but it turned out to be discharge. My OB explained that sometimes the pressure from the baby can cause a little leakage, and that’s normal. It can be tricky to tell whether it’s urine, discharge, or something watery coming from down there. So my advice is, if you’re unsure, it’s always best to get checked by your doctor. Better to be safe than sorry, right?
Hiello mama! Just a quick note to reassure you: it’s completely normal to notice more discharge during pregnancy. Our bodies naturally produce extra fluids to help protect against infections. Ideally, it should be milky-white or clear and odorless. However, if you notice any clear, watery discharge, it’s a good idea to get it checked out just to be safe. Take care of yourselves!
may lumalabas na parang tubig sa pwerta mommy naranasan ko yan at sobra akong nag worry. Kaya nga nag consult ako agad sa OB ko. Buti nalang po talaga at nothing serious naman. Sabi ni doc minsan ay nangyayari talaga yun. Para sa iyong peace of mind mi, I suggest na magconsult ka rin
Kung may lumalabas na parang tubig sa pwerta mommy, mahalagang magpacheck up agad sa OB. Kasi depende pa rin yan sa case. Nangyari sakin yan, pero matubig at clear naman ang liquid na sabi ng doctor ay di dapat ipag-alala.
Same po sakin may 12 pa edd ko may lumabas na tubig sakin pero Hindi namn madami as in tubig lang Wala pong Amoy at Hindi din malaglit as in parang tubig lang
Sis if you can, better go to ER po. Baka nagleak po amniotic fluid mo.
Contact your OB/midwife right away