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2021-10-19 12:29:52
I m currently 33 weeks pregnant and had scan at 30 weeks which shows baby weight as 1335 .Dr told that abdominal circumference is lagging a week and rest and all is fine including fluid . I included milk and protein a lot meanwhile. I had an appointment again at 33weeks and dr prescribed some medicine powder to increase amniotic fluid and told baby is thin with less fluid. But I don't feel decrease in movements . Is there a case where fetal movements will b normal even with less fluid?
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Answered2021-10-19 13:06:02

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Hey, your abdominal circumference is lesser because you have lesser amniotic fluid. You got it diagnosed on time and now the doctor has given you the treatment to increase amniotic fluid too. Adequate amniotic fluid is required for the growth and development of your baby. Currently, the baby has enough growth and movement. You dont want to slow it down. So please follow your doctor's advice, eat well, exercise well, rest well. Look out for fetal movements regularly. Get regular check ups. 

Answered2021-10-19 12:44:09

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Yes...continue your obstetrician treatment

Answered2021-10-19 12:37:32

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Answered2021-10-20 04:30:32

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