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Borderline low afi
Hlo doctor..i m in 36th week of my pregnancy and detected with low afi level of 6cm. But in scan everything seems normal like baby growth and baby wt is 2.6 and no kidney related problems.. doctor is saying to go for cesarean in next week..i want to ask if normal delivery is possible in my case?
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At high risk with steroid cover and continous monitoring of fetal heart normal delivery trial can be done but in adequate or fetal distress cesearean will be inevitable
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If the doppler parameters are normal vaginal delivery is not impossible
However the person who is doing your checkup and has followed up your entire pregnancy will know what is best for u
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Dr. Aseemita Debata
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
22 yrs exp
Gurgaon
You are 36 weeks and going to be term in a week.monitor baby movement strictly and follow your gynaecologist advice please.caeseraren delivery is not mandatory and with strict monitoring vaginal delivery trial can be considered provided everything else is good since beginning which your gynecologist will definitely consider.trust her decision making and coperate
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