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Lower abdomen pain
I am having mild lower abdomen pain . usually it occurs at night and around afternoon when I try to sleep .And usually after urination.But I did urine test there is no infection...Doc said this is due to constipation...I am 34 weeks pregnant..I have fibroid of 44×24 at right abdomen.. Throughout pregnancy I used to feel mild cramp at right abdomen..My AFI at 33 weeks is 20 doc says it is a bit more ..but There is no need to worry..All of scans report were normal...I have IBS ...last AFI was 12.5..at 30 weeks...
I am really worried about this 20 AFi..Doc said it will go away...
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
This Afi will not go away
It is borderline raised
But nothing to worry if the level 2 ultrasound was normal and your sugar levels are normal
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