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I am 35 weeks pregnant
My AFI is 8.51 cm. Is it sufficient? How can I increase the liquor. I am already taking sachet arginine. Kindly guide.
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Dr. Ankita Gahlot
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An AFI of 8.51 cm at 35 weeks sits at the lower end of the normal range, not in the low range that usually needs urgent action. Fluid levels often dip a little in the third trimester. Your obstetrician will usually keep an eye on this rather than treat it aggressively unless it drops further.
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Stay well hydrated through the day, since that is the one thing known to help fluid levels a little. Continue the iron, calcium and other supplements your doctor has prescribed, and track your baby's movements daily. Ask your obstetrician whether a repeat scan in a week or two makes sense to recheck the level.
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Go in sooner if your baby's movements reduce, you notice fluid leaking, or your bump feels smaller than before.
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