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35 week pregnancy - AFI is 7.5cm

2025-09-18 02:40:12
Hi Doctors, I am 35 weeks pregnant, and my current AFI level is 7.5 cm, I just wanted to know is this concerning and what medication or treatment can be done to get this fixed. In this case aminofiusion is the only solution or It can be increased through any medicine, or any other treatments. Please advise.
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Answered2025-09-19 09:53:11

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Answered2025-09-18 16:30:03

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Medicines can be helpful
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pl do consult a gynaecologist
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pl keep monitoring fetal movements

Answered2025-09-18 08:45:55

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Consult please.

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