Breaking water first means premature rupture of membranes, which does not necessarily affect labor. The factors that determine whether a pregnant woman can have a normal delivery include her own condition and the development of the fetus, therefore, pregnant women who meet the conditions for a normal delivery can still have a normal delivery. First, full-term: If the pregnancy is full-term, the cervix is ripe, and there is no fetal distress, placental abruption, umbilical cord prolapse, chorioamnionitis, abnormal fetal position, and pelvic stenosis and other abnormalities, even if there is a break of water, you can have a normal delivery, and give appropriate uterotonin, and then have a normal delivery after the mouth of the uterus opens up. Second, not full-term: If the pregnant woman whose water has broken is not yet full-term, comprehensive decision-making should be made according to the gestational week, fetal development and the wishes of the pregnant woman and her family, and the choice of expectant treatment or termination of pregnancy.1. If the fetus is well developed, antibiotics can be applied in a timely manner to prevent infections and prolong the gestational week, and at the same time dexamethasone is given to promote the maturation of fetal lungs, and then in the delivery of a comprehensive consideration of the amount of amniotic fluid, fetal position and other factors, you can try to carry out a Vaginal trial of labor, some pregnant women can successfully have a normal delivery; 2, if the conditions of the fetus and the pregnant woman do not meet the conditions for normal delivery, with clear indications for cesarean section, or should choose cesarean section instead of normal delivery.