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AFI 17. 5 indicates polyhydroamnios.
Diabetes is one of the common cause of increasing liquor.
Do GTT Glucose Tolerance Test means
Fasting sugar test
Have 75 gm glucose and do sugar test after 1 hr and 2 hrs.
Consult obstetrician and keep watch on baby movements.
There should be at least 10-12 movements in a day.
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you could always do a anamoly scan and see whether the baby is fine or not. yes the AFI is on the higher side but that is not completely abnormal.
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Dr. Pritam Prakash Sulakhe
Infertility Specialist
15 yrs exp
Pune
yes , levels are slightly raised. Go for diabetes testing. If other family members also affected with diabetes it increases chance of Diabetes in pregnancy. dont worry. Follow Ur Gynaec.
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Dr. M.H. Abinaya
Gynecologist
20 yrs exp
Chennai
Liquor quantity between 10-15 is normal
Yours is slightly on the higher side
Most common cause for higher volume of liquor is diabetes so get your fasting and post prandial sugars checked
Go for regular walks but avoid exertion
Liquor volume slowly reduces towards the end of pregnancy that is after 36-37 wks
So nothing major to worry
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