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Did Your Water Break or Did you Pee? | 35
Season 1 Episode 35
Figuring out if your water broke or if you just peed a little is always a guessing game.
Is that a gush or just a trickle? Water breaking is one of those things, like childbirth, that's often portrayed as much more dramatic than it actually is. In reality, your water can break in a number of ways, some of which may be quite subtle.
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In this episode, we'll talk about the different ways your water can break, what it feels like, and how to tell if you're really in labor. That way there is no guessing once the time comes!
In this episode, you'll learn about:
-What actually happens when your water breaks
-What it feels like
-What it looks like
-What to do
-Tips on how to check if your water broke
-The C.O.A.T. mnemonic to determine if it's your bag of water or just urine.
-Why you have discharge and when to visit the doctor
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