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Less amniotic fluid

2021-02-26 06:21:07
Hi i am 36 weeks pregnant and my amniotic fluid level are low, 30mm to be precise. Can i increase this liquid somehow? Thanks
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Hydrate yourself well. Drink plenty of oral fluids.
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Consult your o.g cian , if needed they will admit for i.v fluids and monitoring

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