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Liver infection during pregnancy

2025-07-19 17:54:17
I have been diagnosed with liver infection in my 7 months pregnancy...taking udiliv 300 thrice in a day..now my 9 month is just started and due to which doctor justed for early delivery atlesst two weeks before..but now thy have suggested to get it admitted for observation as m feeling low baby movement from last two days...baby's heart rate is 155...pls suggest should I admit
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Go as per advise of your gynecologist.

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