How can you tell if your water breaks during pregnancy?
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If you are concerned give your doctor a call. But a wet spot that small probably is not your water breaking. It feels like you are peeing on yourself when your water breaks. It probably  was just a discharge. Give your Ob/GYN a call and they will be able to tell you better than we can.
869115
u prob are getting close be cause once u get a lot of back pain,bad pressure, and diahrea that means ur baby is pushin toward the vagina and and really the baby decideds when it wants 2 come out its counfusing but it dose so yea u prob close
953052
You need to make an appointment with your doctor. I experienced similar symptoms and had a negative pregnancy test and it turned out that I was pregnant.
211435
u may have gotten the bladder infection from having intercourse or may be even from the soap you use. call your doctor primary care physician immediately and set up an appointment to see him, as this infection could cause complications with your pregnancy. in the meantime drink cranberry juice(the red not the white) and plenty of water.
550343
I would be confused, too.  When I was pregnant my first several tests were negative because there wasn't enough hormone in my pee.  I was drinking lots of water and I wasn't testing in the morning.  Make sure your pee is concentrated enough to get an accurate test.
502693
Check that it's not water first, see your GP and he'll help sort you out.
119151
you might be pregnate!  Look on google and do a search and it could give you an idea of what is going on.
259628
Go see your doctor or OB/Gyn.
197413
While you might still have your period when you are pregnant, my thoughts are that maybe your period would shorten up a lot more than that if not stop completely.  Unless, if your period was really, really light then you might really be pregnant.\n\nIf your breasts are tender that could be a huge sign.  Because they will start preparing to grow and the glands will begin making breast milk for when the baby arrives.\n\nTune in to your motherly instincts.  Put your hand on your tummy and just sit and listen, if you feel like there is anything at all there that wasn't there before, then you are probably pregnant.  I knew I was pregnant when I could feel something doing flip flops in my tummy, (well that's how it felt anyway) and I was only a month along.
465636
false pregnancy. you may have the symptoms  of pregnancy and very confident that you are pregnant but you are not
1029965
It occurs when pressure is put on the bladder.  The pressure can be from lifting something too heavy, repeatedly standing for too long, coughing, sneezing and laughing.  And if you're a woman, pregnancy and childbirth can cause it.
692639
pregnancy for one, check with your OB/GYN or regular physcian
978693
What am I missing here?..... the first sign of pregnancy is usually that you are late or have missed your period......
464637
Your first sign of pregnancy may be a missed menstrual period. Other early signs of pregnancy, caused by hormonal changes, include: \n\nFatigue. \nBreast tenderness. \nIncreased urination. \nFullness or mild aching in your lower abdomen. \nNausea (morning sickness) with or without vomiting.
1132141
Try a pregnancy test.
230455
Typical early sign of being pregnant is missing or delayed period. Depends on women, some will experience pregnancy symptoms within a week of conception, some may not experience it at all for couple weeks. Other than missing period, typical signs of pregnancy are as follows: Swollen or Enlarged Breasts, Nausea or unusual noticeable morning sickness, backaches, headaches, frequent urination, cravings for food, and fatigue. On some cases, you may not even have those symptoms. Best way would be get pregnancy tests. I would suggest get 2 of them from the store and test it. One for the during morning, other for the night or next day morning. If positive, consult with doctor verify(although most of the time tests are accurate, it's not 100%).
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Pregnancy symptoms include extreme fatigue, breast tenderness, nausea, with or without vomiting, constipation, gas, and/or bloating, abdominal cramps, frequent urination, food cravings or aversion, mood swing, and increased vaginal discharge.  If you feel you may be pregnant, your best bet would be to wait 2 weeks after a missed period, and see your doctor for a blood pregnancy test as these are more accurate.