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Low AFI at 34 weeks
I m 34 weeks pregnant and after 1 weeks my 9 month started. My due date is 18 oct 2018. I did my doppler test which shows baby movement is normal and weight is app. 2.3kg. Placenta is in interior grade II maturity. Fetal head is in left uterine segment. All reports are normal but my AFI range at 7-8 which was at 8-9 in 15 days ago. My question is can it possibke that i deliver baby at my due date with normal.
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Consult a Gynaecologist immediately..your AFI is low..can be bad for your baby.
You can deliver normally also.
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Dr. Jayashree Sharma
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Do Doppler and periodic checking of the fluid levels . Till they are in the positive side we can wait
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