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AFI 24 at 31 weeks
Hi, It's my second pregnancy and AFI levels are 24 at 31 weeks. My OGTT, sugar levels, Level 1, Level 2 scans are absolutely normal. All blood test reports are normal. Cervix closed and 3 cm. I feel good fetal movements. Only slight breathlessness. My gynae says cause is idiopathic. What should I do & what precautions should I take? My first baby born at full term, healthy (3.3kg) via nvd.
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Hi your AFI is on the higher side but as all tests are normal just be careful and moniter baby movements or if any pain get it checked and
Take rest
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It's high but since blood sugar are normal and scan is normal no need to worry
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Hi
Your AFI is slightly on higher side of normal...so breathlessness is there...there are chances of preterm delivery,or preterm labour,water breakage,etc...
Monotoring and doctor visits are required...
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avoid hectic schedule ,take rest,check fetal movements
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Dr. Sharmila Krishnamoorthy
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Don't do strenuous exercise. Otherwise normal.
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