How to quickly replenish amniotic fluid within 3 days

During pregnancy, pregnant mothers not only have to consider their own health, but also the condition of the fetus. The amniotic fluid of pregnant women is an indispensable nutrient carrier for the baby in the belly, and it is very important for the fetus. However, many pregnant women experience low amniotic fluid during pregnancy. Since the amount of amniotic fluid in pregnant women directly affects the growth and development of the fetus in the belly, many pregnant mothers panic once they find that there is something abnormal about the amniotic fluid. So, how can we replenish the amniotic fluid faster if we have less amniotic fluid?

1. Injection of pregnant women's amniotic fluid

Amniotic fluid injection is a method of immediately and effectively replenishing the amniotic fluid of pregnant women. It can improve the situation of insufficient amniotic fluid in pregnant women in a short period of time and ensure the normal growth and development of the fetus. This method is to use a puncture device to introduce an appropriate amount of saline into the amniotic cavity through the abdomen under B-ultrasound observation to supplement a certain amount of amniotic fluid of the pregnant woman.

2. Injection of low molecular weight heparin into subcutaneous tissue

If the expectant mother has a condition of hypercoagulation, it is recommended to inject low molecular weight heparin subcutaneously, or to inject low molecular weight dextran intravenously to reduce the coagulation rate of the blood, promote the blood circulation of the fetus, and facilitate the production of amniotic fluid in pregnant women.

3. Drink lots of water

If the pregnant mother has less amniotic fluid, she can drink more water to increase the amount of amniotic fluid. It is recommended to drink 200-250L of water within two hours, which can increase the amount of amniotic fluid in pregnant women in a short period of time. However, this method is not a cure for the symptoms, and cannot maintain the normal amount of amniotic fluid in pregnant women for a long time.