What should be noted in diet when there is too much amniotic fluid at 37 weeks of pregnancy

Patient's question:

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Doctor's answer:

The management of polyhydramnios primarily depends on whether the fetus has abnormalities and the severity of symptoms caused by maternal compression. If the compression symptoms are severe or the fetus has abnormalities, pregnancy should be terminated immediately, followed by artificial rupture of membranes and induction of labor. If the fetus is without abnormalities and symptoms are mild, with no significant maternal discomfort, a low-sodium diet can be recommended, and sedatives may be used as needed. Close monitoring of amniotic fluid levels should be maintained until full-term delivery.