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2019-01-24 10:43:09
Hi doc I wanted to know that does low amniotic fluid effect baby movement. My doc told me that my amniotic fluid is low but I am feeling the movement pretty good I am feeling the movement almost for full day. Is it possible that if the fluid is low 6-7 still the baby moves a lot.
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Answered2019-01-26 10:15:28

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Answered2019-01-24 10:45:09

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You  can  feel the  movement, but  they are not  that  free for  the  Baby.Some times  fluid  may suddenly  become  very  less.That is not  good. Follow your doctor s instructions. If you want  to  talk to me, connect for online chat with me on Practo Consult.

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