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Pregnant. Done Ultrasound Test. Have Thyroid Issues. Increased Water Level. Impact On Fetus?

hi I am 27 years old pregnant. According to Ultra sound it is my 31 week running but my due date is 15 march.. I am also having thyroid got detect during first trimester in my pregnancy.. i dont have any BP or diabetic problem nor in my family.. Everything is normal but my water level has increased to 24 .. so please suggest what will be impact on the fetus now
Fri, 4 Jan 2013
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Hello,
Thanks for posting your query.
Increased amniotic fluid levels of this level do not adversely affect the baby in any way.
Your doctor will probably do regular scans to keep an eye on the fluid levels. There are some conditions in mother and baby which may sometimes cause increased fluid, and your doctor should check these causes.
Many times, no causes are found and the fluid levels can either remain elevated, or decrease and come to normal levels.
Hope that answers your question.
Best wishes.
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Pregnant. Done Ultrasound Test. Have Thyroid Issues. Increased Water Level. Impact On Fetus?

Hello, Thanks for posting your query. Increased amniotic fluid levels of this level do not adversely affect the baby in any way. Your doctor will probably do regular scans to keep an eye on the fluid levels. There are some conditions in mother and baby which may sometimes cause increased fluid, and your doctor should check these causes. Many times, no causes are found and the fluid levels can either remain elevated, or decrease and come to normal levels. Hope that answers your question. Best wishes.