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leaking fluid?

I'm 37 weeks and I feel like I may be leaking fluid.... But is it possible to leak fluid if I haven't lost my mucous plug?
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Hi i just made a post, plz read it and decide;)
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It is possible ESP since you're now full term I wouldn't chance it. If you're leaking fluid and don't go into labor they may need to induce or do C-Section in the next week because if you lose too much amniotic fluid it can cause.brain development problems. I used to nanny a little girl who was autistic and they believe it was partially due to the OBGYN the mom used was a dumb dumb! She was leaking amniotic fluid for four weeks and she kept going to the Dr and he kept.telling her.her.levels were fine, she went to a different dr and come.to.find out he was measuring the wrong thing and she in fact didn't have enough amniotic fluid. They told her had she waited any longer she could have.lost the baby. It is really sad. I'm not trying to scare you just telling you what I know. Good luck!
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go to the hospital as soon as you're able...just to be sure.  
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Yep, your Probably leaking. Watch it with a pad, and if you full it, go to hospital.
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Yes it is. Put on a pad, if you soak through it in an hour chances are its your fluid. Call your Dr if it is.
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