Patient Information Leaflet - What to look for after your waters have broken (pdf)
[CG] Suspected SROM more than 36+6 weeks gestation, Maternity Assessment, Obstetrics
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Management of suspected SROM › 36+6 weeks gestation
Applicable unit policies
- Patient information leaflet – What to look for after your waters have broken
- Management of babies born to mothers with risk factors for neonatal Group B Strep Infection.
The following may be an indication for admission and immediate medical review
- Group B Strep
- Meconium staining
- Abnormal CTG
- Reduced fetal movements
- Bleeding
- Previous LUSCS
