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low amniotic fluid

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buffythebarbieslayer · 06/03/2014 15:13

Had growth scan today and amniotic fluid looks a bit low. Re scan in two weeks.

Obstetrician did feel my tummy and it felt like there was enough fluid. I've been having plenty of movements.

But I'm worried now

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SimLondon · 06/03/2014 15:24

Was it on the nhs? if so it must have been below a certain threshold for them to tell you. Anyway it happened to me, I seem to remember feeling really thirsty that day which may have had nothing to do with it - i was re-scanned a week later and fluid levels were back up again. I'm sure they will keep a close eye on you.

buffythebarbieslayer · 06/03/2014 15:34

I've been constantly thirsty this pregnancy!

Oh well I'm sure it'll be fine

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Elastigrrrl · 06/03/2014 15:44

I would suggest you get your providers to keep an eye on it, but do not worry.
My best pal was induced about a month ago because of low amniotic fluid (just 10 days early); it was not a serious problem because they'd kept an eye on it through scans every couple weeks in the final stretch and knew when to act. The only issue was the little one had less room to move around because of the limited fluid, so she had slightly tight neck muscles when born. They are dealing with it now through a bit of physio, but that shouldn't scare you; it is all fixable with the right attention.

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