Prenatal symptoms: I have one stream of bleeding and then stops bleeding. Is my water broken? Prenatal symptoms are a concern for every expectant mother, and water breaking during labor is the most critical part. So, if the flow stops after one flow, does it mean that the water is broken? The following is a detailed introduction to prenatal symptoms from four aspects to help expectant mothers understand the relevant knowledge about water breaking and childbirth. Aspect 1: Prenatal symptoms of uterine contractions Before delivery, the uterus will have a certain amount of shaking and contraction, which is also reflected in the expectant mother’s uterine pain. This contraction can be relieved by gentle massage and changing your position. The limb reaction when water breaks is much stronger than normal contractions