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Afi level 9.7 in 32 week is normal

2020-11-09 16:56:13
Hi, Please let me know my sisters afi level is 9.7 in 32 week is it normal,doctor has not suggested anything but her friend whose afi level is 10 is being suggested some sachet.. Pls help
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Its normal can take plenty of fluids.
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You can take arginine sachet daily with glass of water for atleast 2 weeks
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Daily fetal movements count to be kept

Answered2020-11-10 06:43:48

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Slightly low..need to do take argipreg sachets mixed in a glass of water , every day for 15 days..Repeat scan after 2 weeks

Answered2020-11-09 17:03:59

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