At 6 months of pregnancy, which belongs to the mid pregnancy stage, the pregnant mother's belly is basically stable, the placenta is basically stable, and the fetus has already formed. Amniotic fluid is an indicator of a baby's health condition. So, how to replenish amniotic fluid deficiency as quickly as 6 months? What are the reasons for low amniotic fluid? Let's take a look together.
How to replenish oligohydramnios in 6 months as quickly as possible
Firstly, intravenous oxygenation. When the situation of insufficient amniotic fluid in pregnant women is severe, intravenous infusion should be immediately adopted to rapidly increase amniotic fluid, and oxygen should be supplemented immediately to increase the amount of amniotic fluid and avoid fetal hypoxia due to insufficient amniotic fluid.
Secondly, nourishing blood. Many pregnant women suffer from insufficient amniotic fluid due to insufficient blood volume, which can affect the fetal blood volume and indirectly affect the circulation of amniotic fluid, leading to insufficient amniotic fluid.
So it is very important for pregnant women to supplement their blood. They can consume more iron rich foods, such as pork liver, seaweed, black fungus, beef, celery, soybeans, cherries, etc.
Thirdly, inject subcutaneous low molecular weight heparin. Many pregnant women have low amniotic fluid due to excessive hemolytic function. Therefore, subcutaneous injection of low molecular weight heparin or intravenous infusion of low molecular weight dextran can be used to reduce blood clotting and promote smooth blood circulation in the placenta, which is beneficial for the formation of amniotic fluid. After the hemolytic function of pregnant women returns to normal, the amount of amniotic fluid will gradually become normal.
What are the reasons for oligohydramnios
Firstly, placental issues lead to insufficient amniotic fluid. If there is a problem with the placenta, such as partial abruption, the placenta cannot provide sufficient blood and nutrients to the baby, leading to the interruption of amniotic fluid circulation in the fetus.
Secondly, certain disease factors can lead to oligohydramnios. Some diseases can also lead to oligohydramnios, such as chronic hypertension, preeclampsia, diabetes and lupus.
Thirdly, twins or multiple pregnancies can cause oligohydramnios. If you are pregnant with twins or multiple pregnancies, it is also possible to have oligohydramnios. In cases of twin transfusion syndrome, oligohydramnios may also occur, with one baby having oligohydramnios and the other having excess.
Fourthly, fetal malformation leads to oligohydramnios. If you have oligohydramnios detected during early or mid pregnancy, it may indicate that your baby has a birth defect. If the baby does not have kidneys, has abnormal kidney development (i.e. Porter's syndrome), or has urethral obstruction, they cannot produce enough urine to maintain amniotic fluid volume. Congenital heart defects can also cause this problem.
The reasons for oligohydramnios are far more than these. Oligohydramnios can cause hypoxia or death in babies. Pregnant women with low amniotic fluid should consume a large amount of water and drink more nutritious beverages such as soy milk, fruit juice, milk, etc., all of which can solve the problem of low amniotic fluid. Pregnant mothers should also maintain a positive mindset.
