Polyhydramnios vs. Oligohydramnios

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Wow 🥰 it gives me peace of mind reading this type of words cuz mine also was Oligohydramnios rush my labor by 38weeks at Cesarean, my baby is now going 1 month she’s totally fine 💗

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What could happen if one is suspected or diagnosed with oligohydramnio during week 13 of pregnancy.. would trying lot of fluids help the fetus to survive?

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@@madisakhutso9708 I'm not sure. It differs from person to person but one mommy in my group was diagnosed early and was able to make it. She had a lower than desirable amount of fluid but she did greatly increase her fluids like me with some compensation. I believe however she also had an additional intervention of some kind.

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great video! i wonder how common these conditions are.

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I had oligohydramnios with my 3rd child my waters were at 2% scary time.

[@woodpecant6992]

Thanks! I have a question, can oligohydramnios be caused if the baby has a problem swallowing? for example in esophageal atresia with distal TE fistula?

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that would cause polyhydramnios instead

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Brother 30 weeks pregnancy identified oligohydramnios. How long carry baby in this situation. Plz reply

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remember ACEi's can cause potter sequence

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I love your videos ! But at 8:40 you say that the baby inhale amniotic liquid in his lung. This is not the case ! No amniotic liquid goes physiologicaly in the lungs ! It's pulmonary liquid. The cause of the lung hypoplasia is unkown for the moment ! (Sorry if there is mistakes, I speak french and my english isn't perfect :) )

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What could happen if one is suspected or diagnosed with oligohydramnio during week 13 of pregnancy.. would trying lot of fluids help the fetus to survive?

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"A baby that pisses non-stop..." 😂

[@drm.a5668]

Brother how much increase or decrease is needed to label it as polyhydromias or oligohydromnias respectively? ????

[@digvijayrao8886]

Amniotic fluid more than 2000 ml or AFI (amniotic fluid index) more than 24 is polyhydroamnios And amniotic fluid less than 200 ml or AFI less than 5 is oligohydramnios

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Ok thanks brother

[@bsramesh3101]

My AFI 19.8cms is it polyhydramnios plss reply.... I am very worried

[@ashleygideon7032]

Bs Ramesh I’m definitely not a professional, but I was diagnosed with poly about a month ago. Currently I don’t think you have anything to worry about as 8-18 is normal, and they don’t diagnose poly until your AFI is 24. If you’re having any signs that your AFI might have went up, definitely contact your OB, but based off your current number I wouldn’t be worried!

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30 weeks of pregnancy and AFI is 18.8 .. Is it normal? Plz reply

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He did fine. Use the pause button or replay.

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I had polyhydramnios with my middle child. No GD on my part or anything like that. Just a whopper of a baby (over 9 lbs) who peed a lot. He's almost 6 now, built like a line backer almost as big as his 9 year old brother, and still pees a lot. 😂 But is otherwise completely healthy. My mom unfortunately had the opposite. Her oldest baby had potters sequence and polycystic kidneys. He passed at birth.

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AFI 6??????

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