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Is 7.5cm amniotic fluid level a sign of concern( 38 week 1 day). what is done in case of low amniotic fluid at this stage of pregnancy?
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> 5: In general we look for an amniotic fluid level above 5 cm at term. 7.5 is normal but it needs to be analyze in terms of your specific pregnancy with your doctor. There may be other issues that change the answer to this question.
Answered 7/8/2015
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