Amniotic fluid is a fluid enclosed in the fetal membrane and an essential component for maintaining normal fetal development. Some expectant mothers may experience premature rupture of amniotic fluid and membranes during mid pregnancy, which can seriously endanger their health during pregnancy. So, why did the amniotic fluid break in mid pregnancy?
1. Premature rupture of amniotic fluid in women during mid pregnancy may be mainly caused by excessive daily activity, straining during bowel movements due to severe constipation, excessive fatigue, polyhydramnios, reproductive tract infections, severe coughing, and improper sexual activity during mid pregnancy. These factors can all contribute to the occurrence of premature rupture of membranes.
2. When a woman experiences amniotic fluid rupture in mid pregnancy, she may feel sudden and uncontrolled flow of water in the vagina, which can be similar to urinary incontinence. In case of such a situation, it is necessary to adopt a supine position in a timely manner to reduce the outflow of amniotic fluid, and to call the hospital's 120 hotline for emergency treatment.
3. In addition, pregnant women in the middle of pregnancy, although their abdominal fetal development is relatively stable at this time. However, it is also important to pay attention to the precautions during pregnancy, such as avoiding excessive fatigue, getting enough rest, staying up late, reducing workload, and avoiding excessive household chores, in order to reduce and minimize the risk of premature rupture of membranes in mid pregnancy.
4. If premature rupture of amniotic fluid occurs in mid pregnancy, follow the doctor's guidance and advice for treatment. If you accidentally experience a miscarriage and do not get pregnant in the short term, you should give your body a period of rest and recuperation. Generally, it is advisable to wait for more than six months or a year after proper adjustment before getting pregnant.
