Can wee be mistaken for waters?! (a bit graphic!)

[Rosie1]

Ok, so last night i needed a number 2...

i sat on the loo and started to do my business, which at the moment is a bit of a "struggle" (sorry, TMI ).

I was "pushing" shall we say, and then i heard an almighty gush of liquid! It was really loud, like a waterfall, but i didn't feel anything, so i wasn't sure it was wee (as i do normally have control of when i do and don't wee!) as i would surely have felt the weeing sensation.

Do you think it could be waters? I am thinking probably not, as i'm only 33 weeks and there have been no other happenings, but can i really wee and not know it?! Please tell me i'm not losing control of my bladder / pelvic floor

 

[Mrs_Jay]

Its probably best to get checked out just to make sure even if its a little embarrasing. coz u say nothing else is happening but with me when my waters broke it was over 24 hours before i actually started getting pains etc

 

[chickadee1976]

When i was in labour with Cammy i had a gush and the midwife said it wasnt my waters. She never told me what it was tho. Cant imagine gushing from my peehole.

 

[bhe101]

My waters went at 33 weeks with my daughter!
I thought I had wet myself too but not just one gush it was lots of little ones. I thought I had lost all bladder control when my sister said it sounds like my waters!
It hadnt even occured to me it could be that!
I think you should probably get checked out, just to be on the safe side!

 

[Tadpole]

She never told me what it was tho. Cant imagine gushing from my peehole.

I don't know whether to or at that!! Oh the joys ahead of me.

But to Rosie - I would just check with the midwife.