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Low afi in 36th week

2024-12-09 10:56:21
Attached are my reports.. doctor suggested l argenine 3 times a day and afi followup for 2 days.. what could be the reason for this.. in 32nd week scan it is 10.2 Started largenine from saturday aftrn on todays scan it is 6.1.. can we wait more for delivery?
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Low Afi Have you been examined after the ultrasound report to rule out any leaking? There are many reasons for low AFI such as rupture of membranes.., problems with placenta, poor nutrition, and liquid intake.

Answered2024-12-10 15:24:07

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Pls connect for online consultation and advice

Answered2024-12-10 12:23:25

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It's definitely low, but it may not require immediate termination

Answered2024-12-12 11:29:33

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Afi less than 5 is a serious issue At 36 weeks the baby has attained  good lung maturity Decision can be taken as per the bpp and Doppler findings

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