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24 weeks pregnant- ultrasound
I am 24 weeks pregnant, I feel like my belly button is closing . My baby is active and I am able to feel normal movements .
I did last scan before 3 weeks and baby was fine ( little less in weight) with afi 11 . My gynaecologist feels my baby is little less in weight and concerned about less amniotic fluid .
My scheduled scan is on 8 aug . I am worried . Should I visit gynaecologist tomorrow for scan
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Relax and get an ultrasound for the interval growth of your baby.watch for fetal movement
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Dr. Nidhi Sharma
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Take Tablet Astymin Forte twice a day for 15 days
L-arginine sachet twice a day for 15 days
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Continue iron and calcium supplements
Mothers Horlicks two spoons with milk two times a day
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Sleep for two hours in afternoon and for eight hours at bedtime in left lateral position for improvement of blood flow to baby
Drink lots of water and fruits juice
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