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water leaking TMI

Sorry this might be to much info but im really worried. :( so i woke up twice last night and i was a little wet down there not enough to soak my bed but enough i noticed i am 25 w 1 d could my water be leaking or what is this? I do water aerobics and was in that class last night could that be part of it? Just wondering whats going on
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It happened to me as well, but if it continues, or you notice being wet a lot, definitely get checked, thats nothing to mess around with and it's a simple strip test of your discharge, I'm sure you're fine! :)
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I had the same thing at week 20. Twice in one day I was really wet and smelled like "me", not urine so I went to emergency and it was just a change in my discharge or urine from the baby kicking my bladder. It never hurts to touch base w your Dr office though.
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Okay thank u ladies so much it helped i was freaking out
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Yeah I thought I was leaking once and went to the hospital and it was nothing to worry about
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I was about 26 weeks when i had this problem. They told me my disharge had increased and that i could even be kicked in the bladder causing a little urine out. I was embarrassed by this, however the nurse said 80% of those who come in worried that their water is leaking is actually this. Hope i helped.
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