Any change in the amount of amniotic fluid can affect the baby's development. The amniotic fluid index (AFI) is an important parameter to help determine amniotic fluid abnormalities.

During pregnancy, amniotic fluid plays an important role in nourishing and protecting the fetus. So when does amniotic fluid appear after conception? How is amniotic fluid created? Let's find out the answer in the article below.

Amniotic fluid nourishes and protects the fetus during pregnancy. Through the survey of the color and volume of amniotic fluid, the doctor can assess the health status and some diseases of the fetus.

The worry about excess amniotic fluid in the last weeks of pregnancy is the risk of premature birth because the mother's belly grows rapidly, affecting the cervix's ability to withstand.

Polyhydramnios is a condition of excess accumulation of amniotic fluid beyond normal physiological function. Polyhydramnios poses many risks to mother and baby, in which the risk of premature birth in pregnant women with polyhydramnios at 35-36 weeks is many times higher than in pregnant women with normal amniotic fluid.

Polyhydramnios is the phenomenon of excess accumulation of amniotic fluid beyond normal levels. Amniotic fluid plays an extremely important role in the development of the fetus, however, excess amniotic fluid can potentially pose some risks and affect the mother and fetus, especially for pregnancies in weeks 37-39.

Polyhydramnios is a condition of excess accumulation of amniotic fluid exceeding the normal amniotic fluid index. Amniotic fluid plays an extremely important role in the development of the fetus, however, excess amniotic fluid can potentially pose some risks and affect the mother and fetus.

Pregnant women with polyhydramnios will encounter many problems with health and daily diet. In terms of medicine, if polyhydramnios persists, it will also have some impact on the development of the fetus. Whether pregnant women with polyhydramnios can give birth normally is a problem that many people are interested in today.

Polyhydramnios is the phenomenon of excess accumulation of amniotic fluid beyond normal levels. Amniotic fluid plays an extremely important role in the development of the fetus, however, excess amniotic fluid can potentially pose some risks and affect the mother and fetus.

The amount of amniotic fluid will increase with age and by the 36th week, the standard amount of amniotic fluid in the pregnant woman's belly is about 1000ml, then gradually decreases within normal limits until birth. However, in some cases, the amount of amniotic fluid in the mother's belly can increase 2 to 3 times higher than normal, which can be dangerous to the health of both the mother and the fetus.

Amniotic fluid is the environment that helps protect and nourish the fetus throughout pregnancy. Any change in the amount of amniotic fluid can affect the baby's development. The amniotic fluid index (AFI) is an important parameter that helps determine amniotic fluid abnormalities through fetal ultrasound.