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AFI is 5.8 at 29.4 weeks
Today I went for a scan at 29.4 weeks. AFI was 5.8 today. Before 7 days AFI was 10.6. within a week AFI is reduced. Doctor prescribed arg 9 twice a day. She asked me to come after 4 days to recheck. What should I do now? Should I get admitted? I am taking labet 100mg twice a day. I started BP medicine before pregnancy itself. Please find the attached scan report
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At 29 weeks it is too low an AFI Yes you definitely need asmission Reason would  be high blood pressure
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U need iv fluids and albumin injection
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