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2021-05-31 15:48:43
My AFI is just 7 by 34 weeks. I feel tightening of upper stomach if I sit if I lie down it is OK. This means AFI reducing
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No AFI doesn't reduce like that. Tightening on and off is fine. Keep a count on baby's movement as liquor is a bit on lower side.

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Hi, your AFI is good. Lightening in upper stomach means baby is descending downwards so that it can proceed for labor in future.

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