Amniotic fluid is a necessary environment for the fetus to survive in the abdomen, and it is also a breeding ground provided by women for the early growth and development of the fetus. So, is the amount of amniotic fluid during pregnancy directly related to one's usual water intake? I believe many women have such doubts. So, can pregnant women drink more water to replenish amniotic fluid?
1. Let's first understand how amniotic fluid comes about? The water that women usually drink will increase their blood volume through their own circulation, only in this way can the blood supply to the fetus be satisfied. This will cause an increase in fetal urine in the abdomen, which is the main component of amniotic fluid.
2. Drinking plenty of water can replenish amniotic fluid, but it cannot hold your feet. If a woman wants to replenish her baby's amniotic fluid by drinking more water during pregnancy, this method is not feasible because the root cause of the decrease in amniotic fluid must be identified in order to treat it fundamentally. Most of the reasons may be due to abnormalities in the fetal urinary system or premature rupture of the fetal membranes.
3. Identify the cause and focus on treatment. So during pregnancy, if female friends find that their amniotic fluid is relatively low, they should not blame themselves for drinking less water. On the one hand, the reasons for low amniotic fluid are complex and need to be diagnosed and treated under the guidance of a doctor, or intervened to improve. If they only want to improve by drinking water, the effect is very weak.
