Amniotic fluid is an important factor in maintaining the development and survival of the fetus in the womb. Too little or too much amniotic fluid both pose potential risks to the fetus. So what is the average amount of amniotic fluid?

Depending on the stage of pregnancy, low amniotic fluid will have different effects on the development of the fetus. Pregnant mothers need to understand these effects to make wise decisions in the treatment of low amniotic fluid.

Amniotomy is a procedure used in normal labor, performed when the cervix is dilated and the amniotic sac can be reached. The purpose of amniotomy is to actively release amniotic fluid, reduce amniotic pressure, and shorten labor time.

Oligohydramnios at any time during pregnancy poses risks to the fetus. Oligohydramnios at the end of pregnancy is even more dangerous and requires early treatment to ensure the safety of both mother and baby. So what is oligohydramnios at the end of pregnancy and how dangerous is this phenomenon? The following article will clarify these issues.