Patient's question:
Is excessive amniotic fluid during pregnancy a sign that the child may have deformities? First follow-up question: But the ultrasound did not detect any abnormality in the baby, why is there a blood type mismatch between the mother and child? What is the reason? Second follow-up question: Can central nervous system malformations and upper digestive tract malformations be detected by ultrasound? Thank you, thank you... Third follow-up question: How can central nervous system malformations be detected? What is the probability of a healthy baby being born with excessive amniotic fluid in clinical practice? What is the relationship between excessive amniotic fluid and the mother? Thank you.Doctor's answer:
Going to the hospital for an amniocentesis and blood sugar test. If abnormalities and gestational diabetes are ruled out, there is no need to worry. You can drink corn silk water or red bean water for regulation. Schedule follow-up ultrasound examinations for monitoring and reduce intake of broth and soy milk.