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Afi 7-8cm at 34 weeks
Doppler showing 33 weeks, actual 34 weeks. BPD 82, HC 298, AC 271, FL 64. Fetal weight 1925gm. Afi 7-8 cm. Mild oligo. Medicine prescription and usg are attached. Pls guide on the medicines as when I googled the usage of those medicines, none were related to increase afi. Pls guide if its correct or should I get it changed from the doctor. Also my daily fluid intake is 5-6 ltr still afi is low. Guide on how to increase it.
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Take the meds. Increase your fluid and protein intake
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
So you have Googled absolutely correctly there is no medicine to increase afi
Your fluid intake does not govern the amount of Afi
The liquor is made by the babies secretions independent of maternal fluid intake
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