Here's what I recommend once waters have broken with my clients:

Step up the optimal fetal positioning - babes find it harder to move once waters have broken and need any help they can get to be in the right possie. Especially if labour is a couple of days away, babe might not be in the best position and needs to turn for birth anyways...

Options - if you are getting pressure for the drip, you can negotiate. Monash here lets you go up to 72 hours (3 days) providing everything is okay. You can agree to oral antibiotics to counteract their concerns of infection, you can take your temps at home every 4 hours or so to see if there is any change and you can agree to monitoring. So there are some things you can do.

Most of all I would say positioning is important, have had a few malpositioned babies from rupture of membranes where labour was slow to build up or no labour... perhaps check in with a chiro to make sure your body is in alignment ready for birth. Good luck!