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Amniotic fluid at 34 weeks

2021-11-11 11:10:12
In my 34 week pregnancy scan, the results of amniotic fluid were : "Depth of single largest pocket is 4cm with AFI of 7cm". The doctor asked me to drink water and assess sugar. My sugar readings are normal. Is amniotic fluid too low?
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Yes it is low....drink water...or Isotonic IV 1 litre daily for 3 days.....add L arginine sachet TDS

Answered2021-11-11 12:25:00

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Lower side

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Get iv infusion done

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Little low.
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Reach Practo profile for further assistance. Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist.

Answered2021-11-11 11:14:14

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