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Will increasing fluid intake help increase gestational sac size? is there anything else i can do to help?
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No there really : Is nothing you can do. It is all up to the baby and it's development
Answered 3/6/2014
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Sorry, no: Drinking fluid will not help, I am sorry. The gestational sac grows as the amniotic cavity fills with fluid, and then expands to squeeze out the chorionic cavity. This is determined by the pregnancy, not the mom. Good luck.
Answered 3/13/2014
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