How to deal with excessive amniotic fluid at 7 months of pregnancy

Patient's question:

Pregnant for more than 7 months, polyhydramnios

Doctor's answer:

As long as there are no discomforts, it's nothing. You can wait and see for a while. If there is no swelling in the lower limbs, it is generally nothing.
Advice: Excess amniotic fluid is not only a sign of fetal malformation but can also cause various discomforts for the mother. This is mainly because the rapid increase in amniotic fluid in a short period can lead to various compression symptoms. For example, uterine compression can cause shortness of breath, and an overly large uterus can cause excessive abdominal wall tension, leading to pain. An overly large uterus can also compress the blood vessels in the pelvic cavity, obstructing blood flow to the lower limbs and causing edema.
Lifestyle care: Pay attention to a light diet and avoid getting angry.