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Gushing fluid while not excited /felt like water breaking

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The other morning about 10 or 15 minutes after waking and using restroom. I had a sensation almost like I had to pee but not really and immediatly released about a cup and a half of clear fluid with absolutely no controll. It felt like my water had broken, but I am NOT pregnant. It was so remeniscent of breaking water that I had the urge to smell he liquid. It was most definitely NOT pee,in fact it even smelled a bit like ambiotic fluid! This smell was faint but was the only smell. Also there was no blood and the fluid was absolutely clear. I asked a nurse in my Dr.'s office and she was stumped. It was almost like female ejaculation, or"gushing"(I hate that word). Any thoughts?
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replied November 22nd, 2010
Hi,
Welcome to ehealthforum.
The experience that you had could have been a female ejaculation. The reason for it to come out delayed could be the pee or urine in bladder obstructing its release or holding it back.
Discuss this with a gynecologist for more detailed answer.
Take care.



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