oligohydramnios

How is Oligohydramnios Diagnosed?

Oligohydramnios is generally diagnosed through ultrasound examinations, where the amniotic fluid index (AFI) or the single deepest pocket (SDP) is measured. AFI below 5 cm or SDP less than 2 cm typically indicates oligohydramnios.

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