39 weeks pregnant with signs of decreased amniotic fluid, what to do?

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Hello doctor! I am 39 weeks pregnant and showing signs of decreasing amniotic fluid. Doctor let me ask 39 weeks pregnant with signs of decreased amniotic fluid, what should I do? Ask your doctor for advice. I would like to thank the doctor.
Dang Thi Linh (1996)

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Hi there. You are 39 weeks pregnant with signs of decreased amniotic fluid, you should go to a reputable medical facility to have a doctor determine what is the amniotic index at 39 weeks? How much decrease? Is there a need for immediate intervention? From there, the specialist doctors will advise you more carefully on how to handle the signs of decreased amniotic fluid at 39 weeks.
Especially, after 9 months and 10 days of heavy carrying, pregnant women enter the labor and face the level of labor pain compared to 20 broken ribs at the same time. In order for the birth to go smoothly and safely, pregnant women need to understand: - How the labor process takes place, how long does it usually take to have a normal delivery or cesarean section, to protect the best health? for the unborn baby.
Methods to relieve pain during childbirth, limit pain and relieve psychological pressure during labor. The way to push and breathe during childbirth is usually the right way so that the labor takes place quickly, the pregnant woman does not lose strength during childbirth. How to control postpartum uterine contractions in the shortest time. How to take care of the perineal suture does not cause infection and dangerous complications. Early postpartum re-examination to detect dangerous abnormalities such as residual placenta, missing gauze. Take care of newborn until full month healthy. To ease the pain of childbirth, Vinmec offers a full Maternity program with a complete "painless delivery" service during and after birth using non-morphine epidural and sedation techniques. ashamed. During the birth process, the mother will be guided by the midwives on how to push and breathe properly, the baby will be born in just 10-15 minutes. After birth, the baby will be cared for in a sterile room before being returned to the mother.
Pregnant women will rest in a high-class hospital room, designed according to international hotel standards, 1 mother 1 room with full facilities and modern equipment. Mothers will be consulted by nutritionists on how to feed the baby before being discharged from the hospital. Postpartum follow-up with both mother and baby with leading Obstetricians and Paediatricians.
Therefore, you can be completely assured when choosing Vinmec International General Hospital as the place to welcome the little angel to be born. Thank you for your question to Vinmec Health System, wish you a happy birthday soon! Best regards.

Answered by Specialist Doctor II Tran Thi Mai Huong - Obstetrician and Gynecologist - Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology - Vinmec Hai Phong International General Hospital