LaPinska
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Long story short i was having what i thought was just some discharge, i know it's normal for discharge to get heavier near the end. On 4/27 at night i was sitting in the bed and heard 2 little pops and i was positive my waters broke but when i stood up, nothing happened. So i went on about my business. I didnt even think that it could have been a small leak. I started wearing panty liners because it was just getting stupid how often my underwear were wet. I was feeling it trickle in tiny tiny gushes but again just thought it was pooled up discharge since it only happens when baby moves. So on 5/4 i have a regular scan for cord doppler and AFI check since baby is measuring behind, asymmetrical IUGR which i had with my first as well. I didn't think anything of the AFI check. I was 35 weeks and 4 days and my fundal height the week before was measuring 33.5. Well that day it was only measuring at 28.5 ........
When the tech checked my AFI she kinda freaked out because it was only measuring at 4.7! Something wasnt right.. doctor had a talk and said baby needed to come out and sent us to the hospital right then. He said either i'm leaking fluids OR the placenta is failing and baby isnt getting enough through the cord so wasn't peeing, causing reduced fluid. Hospital said procedure says they cant induce anyone before 37 weeks. Proceeds to push 2 liters of fluids via IV at a rather fast pace, and sends me off after a few hours to check my AFI again. It's back up to 9. I am sent home. On 5/6 I( have yet another AFI check and everything looks normal, fluids are back up to a 12! Told the doctor i hadn't done anything different.. i drink nothing but water and juice all day and eat popsickles constantly. But the thing is, i hadn't had any leakage to speak of between scans either. I was also dry the night he sent us off to be induced, so when they checked internally with a swab, they didn't find any waters..makes sense, right?
Well this pic is from today. I have been feeling the trickling again. Has anyone else gone through this with a slow amnio leak? Does this look like what you had going on? And no, it does NOT smell like pee. I know when i've piddled myself because the feeling is different. This is either some serious discharge or amniotic fluid. I have another scan on Monday 5/9 so if it is fluid, it should show on the scan, especially if it keeps up like this. More then likely if it's fluid, i'll be induced by friday at 37 weeks.
When the tech checked my AFI she kinda freaked out because it was only measuring at 4.7! Something wasnt right.. doctor had a talk and said baby needed to come out and sent us to the hospital right then. He said either i'm leaking fluids OR the placenta is failing and baby isnt getting enough through the cord so wasn't peeing, causing reduced fluid. Hospital said procedure says they cant induce anyone before 37 weeks. Proceeds to push 2 liters of fluids via IV at a rather fast pace, and sends me off after a few hours to check my AFI again. It's back up to 9. I am sent home. On 5/6 I( have yet another AFI check and everything looks normal, fluids are back up to a 12! Told the doctor i hadn't done anything different.. i drink nothing but water and juice all day and eat popsickles constantly. But the thing is, i hadn't had any leakage to speak of between scans either. I was also dry the night he sent us off to be induced, so when they checked internally with a swab, they didn't find any waters..makes sense, right?
Well this pic is from today. I have been feeling the trickling again. Has anyone else gone through this with a slow amnio leak? Does this look like what you had going on? And no, it does NOT smell like pee. I know when i've piddled myself because the feeling is different. This is either some serious discharge or amniotic fluid. I have another scan on Monday 5/9 so if it is fluid, it should show on the scan, especially if it keeps up like this. More then likely if it's fluid, i'll be induced by friday at 37 weeks.