oligohydramnios

What are the Risks Associated with Oligohydramnios?

The condition poses several risks to both the mother and the baby:
Fetal growth restriction due to inadequate nutrient supply.
Preterm birth and associated complications, such as respiratory distress syndrome.
Umbilical cord compression, which can impair blood flow and oxygen supply to the fetus.
Increased risk of Cesarean delivery due to complications during labor.

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