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Low blood supply to baby
M in my 20th week now my AFI is 8.....and at 12 weeks i got my nt scan done and got to know there is high resistance blood flow in both uterine arteries so my gynae gave me aspirin 75mg od and now at 20 th week got my level 2 scan done and this problm still persists...i want to know how can i get rid of this problm now...i have been taking ecospirin since 2 mnths..what can i do now...also my baby's growth is normal till now...my bp is normal everything is normal i have no health issues...what can i do now..how long will it take to completely recover from this low blood supply to my baby??
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Dr. Lavina Batra
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Dr. Rabina Maheshwari
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19 yrs exp
Bathinda
Increased resistance of uterine artery means that presently everything is normal but you have an increased risk of increased blood pressure in later pregnancy. Aspirin 75 mg is the standard medication all over the world . Apart from that you should take low salt and high protein diet, breathing exercises and regular checkups of blood pressure.
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