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Amniotic fluid

2020-05-13 08:40:43
Hello Doctor, m 16 weeks 2 days pregnant. My problem is like others m not able to drink much water like 1L,2L... so m drinking in only sips ... maximum per day im drinking less than 1L. My anamoly scan is on 20th week.Does amniotic fluid depends on water intake ? M much worried . Pls help me out
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Answered2020-05-24 19:07:05

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Yes take 4 to 5 litre of water

Answered2020-05-13 12:08:53

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Atleast 4-5 lt a day to be taken

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Hydration is important in pregnancy minimum 3 litre

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