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Hi i am 4 month pregnant, how much water should we drink daily, the woman who did my sonogram today told me like 3 to 4 liters? is it not too much ?
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Fluid intake: 2-3 liters should be fine. Drinking a full 4 liters is likely to be difficult.
Answered 4/22/2015
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