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Slight increase diastolic fluid in MCA
I am 37 weeks 1 day pregnant(LMP) and 35 week 5 day(recent CD USG)
Recent CD USG shows slight increase in diastolic fluid in MCA,should I be concerned ?
What will be the option for vaginal delivery ?
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The amount of amniotic fluid is less
Rather than the blood flow in the middle cerebral artery it's the less amniotic fluid which is a matter of concern
you need to be admitted for induction of labour
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Not fluid , it is diastolic flow.
Please consult your Gynaecologist. I would have recommended an NST and planned for delivery of the baby.
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Connect please
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