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Water Breaking During Labor: One Sac, Not Two
The amniotic sac is a single membrane containing the fetus and amniotic fluid. There is only one “bag of waters.” Rupture of membranes (ROM) occurs once—either as a gush or a slow leak. The concept of “two sacks” is a misconception.
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