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Reduced Afi level
I am in 35th week of pregnancy and my afi level reduced to 6.5cm checked in yesterday's scan..on 18feb it was 13..i dont feel any other issues..while ht.wt.n growth of baby is perfect as told by radiologist i.e fetal wt.is 2.6kg..so what should i do to increase afi level.wud it affect baby kidney n ureters..n are there sm chances of normal delivery in my case??
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Is normal delivery is possible but it carefully has to improve
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AFI is produced when baby passes urine inside. Baby might have some kidney related issues. Please do a sonography to check for the same and you can go ahead with intravenous fluids and hermin to increase Afi. It might help
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Dr. Shalini Kumari
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
11 yrs exp
Bangalore
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keep fetal movements count
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