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Leaking Amniotic fluid

2020-08-22 09:52:59
If I am leaking amniotic fluid ? In how many days water will reduce in scan? I feel baby hiccups so much nowadays -26 weeks
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If u r leaking amniotic fluid go to a obstetrician immediately, they will do a ultrasound to see the amount of leak and advise medicines , if movements have increased that means u should get proper evaluation done soon.

Answered2020-08-22 09:58:38

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Hi. You need to visit your dr ASAP . Leaking Fluid can lead to fetal distress and infection .Scan will help to do proper management .

Answered2020-08-22 10:37:45

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It depends on how much is the leaking,  you should immediately consult a gynecologist and go for ultrasound that will determine your condition with certainty and requires immediate management.

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