amniotic fluid volume

What are the Normal Ranges for Amniotic Fluid Volume?

Normal amniotic fluid volume varies throughout pregnancy. In general, an AFI between 8-18 cm is considered normal. An SDP of 2-8 cm is also within the normal range. Deviations from these ranges can indicate potential complications.

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