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AFI 22 and largest pocket 6.4 in 33 week

2022-08-09 09:34:01
My afi is 22cm and largest pocket found is 6.4cm in my 33 week ultrasound scan. My sugar is 94 fbs and 108 ppbs. Is it polyhydramnios? If yes, it mild, moderate or severe? What is the range for each?Also will the afi increase further? Also is it high due to gestational diabetes or any other congenital defect?Nt scan and double marker and fetal echo was okay.
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Answered2022-08-09 10:23:49

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Yes liquor is on the higher side Adi more than 25 is polyhydramnios Yes may increase with increasing gestational age Can be due to either If the level 2 scan n genetic screening test is normal nothing to worry

Answered2022-08-09 09:40:57

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Occasionally AFI increases doesnot indicate anything Ur not diabetic according to dis It’s mild poly Just keep checking ur sugars n in next scan see afi

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