How often the water breaks in the high level is not necessarily related to the activities of the pregnant woman, and the number of times the water flows in a day can vary from 0 to tens of times.
High level of water breakage means that the rupture of fetal membranes is in a higher position, so the amount of water flow may be relatively low compared to low level of water breakage. Some pregnant women may only feel wetness on the vulva, but some pregnant women may feel vaginal fluid. In addition, the amount of vaginal discharge and the frequency of vaginal discharge may be reduced when the woman is less active or when the woman changes position, such as lying down.
Pregnant women who experience vaginal discharge need to seek prompt medical attention. Premature rupture of membranes may lead to some complications, such as low amniotic fluid leading to fetal hypoxia and infection leading to chorioamnionitis, so if water breaks, you need to seek prompt medical attention and follow the doctor’s instructions for treatment.