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Amniotic fluid -21 weeks

2020-07-03 08:11:42
Though my amniotic fluid is adequate , my amniotic fluid level decreased slightly. Does it mean I had leakage ? I am worried? I sometimes feel more discharge at times but after somtimes I don't feel like . I kept pad and checked for last half hour I couldn't notice anything.
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Sleep in left lateral position for 2 hours at afternoon and at 6-8 hours at bedtime
Next Steps
Don’t worry L- arginine sachet twice a day for 2 weeks Take Astymin Forte twice a day for 2 weeks
Health Tips
Take plenty of water and fruits juice

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