You will be able to tell the difference.
When your water breaks, you will lose a lot of water. Kind of like when you are urinating, but you will have no control over it.
The water usually breaks after going into labor, but not always.
Sometimes it breaks and then you go into labor.
If your water breaks, you should go ahead and call your doctor or go on to the hospital if you can't get in contact with him.
Some women, (although quite rare), never have any significant labor pains.
When your water breaks, you will lose a lot of water. Kind of like when you are urinating, but you will have no control over it.
The water usually breaks after going into labor, but not always.
Sometimes it breaks and then you go into labor.
If your water breaks, you should go ahead and call your doctor or go on to the hospital if you can't get in contact with him.
Some women, (although quite rare), never have any significant labor pains.
