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5787652 tn?1378038509

Water breaking.

Does it hurt when a doctor has to break your water?
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You may feel some pressure as my doc had to push down on my tummy to get the bag to come down far enough so they could break it, but it didn't hurt. Just felt like i was constantly peeing on myself lol
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5752933 tn?1383533437
They always gave me my epidural before so I never felt it, my Dr said it isn't the most comfortable thing but not painful, but that's definitely when the contractions get harder
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5787652 tn?1378038509
Ahh yes, the contractions! Ohkay, thanks. Im 36 weeks today and just preparing myself lol.
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6076981 tn?1379070213
Hey the doctor had to induce me and before they did that they had to break my water. It deff felt weird some pressure in the uterus area. When the doctor did break it it was warm and felt like I just peed myself.
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5770739 tn?1382315166
They had to break my water with both of children and it didnt hurt...felt a little weird but didnt hurt.I had both my kids all natural without any meds and water breaking was a walk in the park compared to delivery lol
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It didn't hurt me but my labor def. Was harder after
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I felt absolutely nothing when he broke my waters except disgusting cause getting them broke feels like you just pee'd yourself..lol
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