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(AFI =9-10 CM) IN 35 WKS 2 DAYS

2018-12-18 17:14:57
I m done pregneny profile report on my wife.she is 35 wks 2 days pregnency. Having amniotic fluid index is 9-10 cm. Is it ok or need to worry?
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Ok Just keep a strict th fetal movements count And visit ur Gynae every week
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Answered2018-12-19 16:34:49

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Answered2018-12-18 17:33:07

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It's OK.. Keep daily fetal movement count.. It should be more than 12-15at this stage

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It's absolutely normal.. Don't worry For detail consultation connect with me online and we will discuss issues further..

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