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Hello m in my 20 th week and recently done with my level2 anomaly scan it shows low amniotic fluid My AFI is 8...and also m on ecospirin 75mg from 2 months due to high blood flow resistance in both uterine arteries and increased PI values....My gynae said that ur baby's growth is normal till now bt it can be affected in coming time due to low amniotic fluid and low blood supply to ur baby...want to know what precautions can i take at home or can i do household chores and stand for 1-2 hours ? Will it affect my baby or not
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Avoid prolonged standing
Rest in left lateral position
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Dr. Shruti Dahiya
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Delhi
You are taking aspirin continue taking that only for raised uterine artery resistance. As resistance is high your amniotic fluid is less. Yes low blood supply and low amniotic fluid can affect your foetus. Please connect for further discussion
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