When water breaks, the vagina flows more fluid, and the flow increases when abdominal pressure is increased, so you need to go to the hospital promptly. The fetal membranes maintain the integrity of the amniotic cavity and also serve to protect the fetus. Water rupture is when the fetal membranes rupture and amniotic fluid flows out. It can be manifested as the pregnant woman suddenly feels more fluid coming out of the vagina, and the amount of vaginal fluid will increase when the abdominal pressure is increased in the case of squatting, coughing, and so on. Prompt hospitalization is required, and diagnosis can be assisted by vaginal examination, vaginal speculum examination, and vaginal pH (acidity) test paper. For rupture of membranes at term or after labor, the pregnancy should be terminated promptly as prescribed by the doctor, while those with premature rupture of membranes at less than term should have a treatment plan formulated under the guidance of the doctor according to the week of gestation, the condition of the mother and the fetus, the level of medical care in the local area, as well as the wishes of the pregnant woman and her family. When water rupture occurs during pregnancy, it is necessary to go to the hospital in time to consult the doctor, and after a clear diagnosis, it is necessary to follow the doctor’s instructions to actively treat the rupture.