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Amniotic Fluid 11.7 at 33 weeks

2022-07-02 10:42:07
Amniotic Fluid 11.7 at 33 weeks is normal? How to increase amniotic Fluid ? Is this affects baby ? Doctor suggested Agripreg sachets for 7 days asked to repeat scan to monitor amniotic Fluid level.
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Its fine

Answered2022-07-02 12:31:00

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Hi Afi level is okay in ur case ,not very low Continue argripreg sachets And repeat ultrasound again after 4 weeks to monitor afi

Answered2022-07-02 11:18:59

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