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"Nurse, I'm really worried. A gush of fluid just flowed out of me. Does that mean the baby is in danger? What should I do?" How do I respond?
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"Nurse, I'm really worried. A gush of fluid just flowed out of me. Does that mean the

baby is in danger? What should I do?"
How do I respond?

User Nikhil K R
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i dont think it is but it could be what u should do is clam down let the nurse tell u what is happening then respond by doing what the nurse says.

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