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Afi low at 18 weeks

2019-06-12 13:21:00
My afi is low doc said .. presently using arg9 twice and I don't feel like drinking water and doc asked me not to take coconut water
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Answered2019-06-12 18:09:32

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Hi, at this gestation age, AFI usually is normal. If it is not, detailed study of fetus by 3D 4 D ultrasound , especially for kidneys should be done. Your placental function should be checked along with antibodies level. Please follow all advise of your doctor

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