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Amniotic fluid
Hi I have been taking foci gr (arginine) sachet to increase my fluid levels, I am 31 weeks pregnant, so previous scan in 29th week I had, my scan fluid level was 10, now I had my scan again it's 10.4, it's still on lower side, do I continue foci gr sachet to maintain the level?As my gynaec didn't specify anything.
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The amniotic fluid level is not all that bad. The amniotic fluid index just shows that something 5 with the baby. Ideal situation will be to diagnose the problem that the baby has and treat it. But the common treatments are pointed towards increasing the amniotic fluid but not directed to correcting the problem that the baby has. So 10 ml and 10.4 ml make no difference.
For a detailed discussion about Amniotic fluid please consult a Gynaecologist with full details regarding your specific query.
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