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Urine leakage and incontinence

Urine leakage is common but deserves support, and a continuous watery leak can be difficult to distinguish from amniotic fluid without assessment.

Direct guidance

What to know or do

Ask about pelvic-health support and contact maternity care for a gush, ongoing clear leakage, changed movement, bleeding, contractions, fever or uncertainty about whether waters broke.

What changes the answer

  • When it began, whether it is worsening, and how it affects eating, sleep or activity
  • Severity, pattern, one-sided symptoms and accompanying bleeding, fever or fluid loss
  • Pregnancy week, baby movement and relevant conditions or medicines

Check with your care team

When to get individual help

Contact your doctor or maternity service promptly and describe the timing, severity, associated symptoms and pregnancy week so they can choose the right assessment.