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Low Afi 8.5cm and scar thickness 3mm

2022-09-19 10:20:39
Hi doc I m 36 weeks pregnant with low Afi of 8.5cm and scar thickness of 3mm.My doc has decided to do cesarean on 26th sep.Is it ok to have c section in 37 weeks.
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I would wait for another week after doing NST.

Answered2022-09-19 11:52:31

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Connect please

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Absolutely Lung maturity is attained at 36 weeks Delaying the decision for cesarean may jeopardize fetal health in view of low liquor

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Ok

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