Whether or not the fetus can be kept in labor with normal amniotic fluid in a high level of water breakage depends on the condition of the mother and fetus as well as the presence or absence of complications. If water breakage occurs at less than 24 weeks of gestation, fetal preservation is generally not recommended due to low fetal survival and high risk of maternal infection. If the water breaks at 24-27+6 weeks of gestation, the decision of whether to keep the fetus in labor needs to be made according to the neonatal care capacity of the local hospital and the wishes of the family because of the long time and high risk of keeping the fetus in labor. If the mother and fetus are in good condition and the pregnant woman and her family request for fetal preservation, absolute bed rest is required, keeping the vulva clean, promoting the maturation of the fetal lungs, preventing infections, and closely detecting the fetal heartbeat, the condition of the mother and the shape of the amniotic fluid. If the water breaks at 28-33+6 weeks of pregnancy, the fetus and the mother are in good condition, and there are no other contraindications to pregnancy, it can be treated with fetal preservation. If the gestational week is more than 34 weeks, generally do not need to keep the fetus in labor, only need to give cefuroxime to prevent infection when the water breaks for a long time. However, regardless of the gestational week, once the chorioamnionitis, intrauterine distress and other complications occur, it is inappropriate to continue the pregnancy, so, if the water breaks, you need to consult the doctor in a timely manner, and follow the doctor’s instructions for treatment.