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Low AFI level

2018-05-27 09:38:33
I'm 25 week pregnant and AFI level is 9.8 is it on lower side what is the standard AFI level at this stage,what are the risk of low level and how it can be improved.
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Its in lower normal range. Do regular Blood pressure monitoring. What is the report of anomaly scan? Do you have any problem like passage of fluid per vaginum? For futher consultation click the link.. http://prac.to/drdigvijay

Answered2018-05-27 13:18:04

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At 25 weeks this s a little lower , however you need to take rest and also rule out rare anomaly by a good scan . Argipreg sachet and aminofit capsules etc have known to benefit but suppoting evidence is equivocal. Consult your gynaecologist for further management

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