After a certain number of days of pregnancy, the pregnant woman's uterus will be filled with amniotic fluid, which can protect the fetus and make it safer. However, during pregnancy, pregnant women should pay attention to protecting their pregnant belly and avoid the rupture of amniotic fluid, which may have a fatal impact on the fetus. What should be done if there is water rupture at three months of pregnancy?
Although three months of pregnancy has already passed the so-called 'dangerous period', the occurrence of water breakthrough may also lead to miscarriage. Once a pregnant woman discovers the phenomenon of water breakthrough, she should seek medical attention as soon as possible. It is more reliable to have the fetus preserved under the supervision of a doctor. It is recommended that pregnant women lie flat or semi supine during medical treatment, which can effectively reduce amniotic fluid loss and minimize the risk to the fetus.
The occurrence of amniotic fluid rupture during pregnancy is common, and pregnant women should not worry too much. If the amniotic membrane rupture is small and located high, it can generally be repaired on its own and will not cause miscarriage. But if the amniotic membrane rupture is large and the amniotic fluid loss is severe, it may not be possible to continue the pregnancy.
In order to avoid water bursting during pregnancy, pregnant women must always pay attention to their behavior and avoid engaging in excessive physical activity, as well as standing or bending over for long periods of time. Moreover, pregnant women should pay attention to storing sharp objects at home to avoid being injured by these sharp objects and the risk of water damage to the pregnant belly.
