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Smelly Pee

I'm 32 weeks Pregnant and when I go to the bathroom, my urine smells.....kinda sewery.....if that makes any sense. My boyfriend said to drink more water...but my urine is clear and I drink a litre if not more of water a day. Last week I thought my water broke...but when I went to the hospital they said it wasn't amnio after the test they ran and that I might have peed myself but I didn't feel myself peeing. I just stood up and I was wet. It happened again later on that day after I finished at the hospital at my son's Christmas Concert but I decided not to go to the hospital again...and just waitto see if it happened a third time and then go. My dula and hermid-wife friends said I might have a high leak and to monitor it. I was not supposed to go swimming or have sex incase I got an infection from either but fiqured after 4 days i was okay to go and went swimming and had sex. Could I have gotten an infection or what is going on...or even some possiblitites....? It's rather embarrassing.
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347484 tn?1213305738
Sounds like your water broke, or you have an infection, OR you've lost your bladder control. The smell sounds more likely to be infection.
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258821 tn?1227123690
I have heard that amniotic fluid smells a little like semen, and nothing like pee. Does that help at all??
I wouldn't be having sex or going swimming until you find out what it is for sure.
Good luck!
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