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My wife is 16 weeks pregnant and has been diagnosed with polyhydramnios, and needs to continue monitoring. So, is polyhydramnios dangerous for pregnant women, doctor?
Nguyen Van Thanh ( Hanoi )
Dr. Duong Ngoc Van, Obstetrics and Gynecology Department, Medlatec General Hospital answered:
Excess amniotic fluid is a phenomenon in which the amniotic fluid is larger than the average threshold for each stage of pregnancy. In the case of excessive amniotic fluid, both the fetus and the pregnant woman may be in danger such as premature rupture of membranes, unfavorable fetal position; affecting the development of the fetus; increasing the risk of premature birth... To limit dangerous complications affecting the health of the mother as well as the fetus, pregnant women need to have regular check-ups or check-ups whenever they notice unusual symptoms in the body.
Depending on the level of excess amniotic fluid, the doctor will prescribe the appropriate treatment or remedy for the pregnant mother. In addition to following the treatment regimen prescribed by the doctor, pregnant women with excess amniotic fluid should also pay attention to a scientific diet with adequate protein supplementation; eat lots of green vegetables, limit consumption of vegetables containing a lot of water, reduce the processing of soups or stews; actively supplement fruits, prioritizing those rich in fiber and good vitamins such as apples, papaya, bananas... limit juicy fruits such as oranges and watermelon.
In addition to a proper diet, pregnant women need to take time to rest, not overwork, avoid stress, control blood sugar, and have regular and scheduled prenatal checkups. If you notice signs of polyhydramnios, you should quickly go to the doctor for examination and advice on timely intervention to avoid danger to yourself and your fetus.
Source: https://www.baogiaothong.vn/thai-phu-bi-du-oi-co-nguy-hiem-khong-192241007222759166.htm
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