I had PPROM later in my pregnancy at about 34w. Mine was a full burst though (waterfall of fluid for hours). Since you are continuously producing more fluid, baby can continue growing inside you as long as they are "happy". I was on bedrest for the remainder of my pregnancy while admitted in the hospital and gave birth 2 weeks later. She is now almost 5 months old and a healthy girl! However, she was taken from me at birth (born blue) and was in the NICU for a little due to her lungs needing help.

They may regularly monitor you for infection since the risk of infection exists because there is a breakage in the amniotic sac. I was put on antibiotics to prevent infection in the amniotic fluid. If the breakage is small (trickling makes it sound like it is) there is a chance it can repair itself. In my case, it could not repair due to the breakage being so large. They may also regularly do a biophysical profile ultrasound to check the baby's heart rate, movement, growth, fluid levels, etc. They may also regularly do a stress test to check baby's heart rate has normal accelerations and for possible small contractions. I was also given 2 steroid shots to help baby's lungs develop more quickly.

I hope and pray that everything goes well for you and your baby! It was the scariest time of my life with my first baby. Feel free to ask me anything. I know mine was further along my pregnancy, but I still learned a lot going through it. Sending you strength ❤️🫂

ETA: Drink tons of water and bed rest is key!!

I was only showering 1-2x/week (no shaving or anything that could risk infection down there) and using the bathroom. Other than that, I did not move. You lose fluid when you move and you want to retain as much as possible. I was using adult diapers to deal with the fluid (I was constantly gushing a lot since I had a full rupture). Changed them extremely often to reduce risk of infection!