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Low amniotic fluid

2021-12-29 06:36:51
Currently I am 36 weeks pregnant. From USG got to know AFI is 8. Is this normal or not ?? Should I need to take any further action like any other test or medication??
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Maintain hydration well

Answered2021-12-29 07:32:59

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It's fine, what about Doppler study Keep a count on baby movements and weekly nst

Answered2021-12-29 07:06:33

YESNO

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