In clinical practice, the treatment of excessive amniotic fluid depends mainly on the presence of fetal malformations and the severity of the pregnant woman’s conscious symptoms, such as abdominal pain, uterine enlargement, breathing, mobility difficulties, lower limb edema, etc. Some cases of excessive amniotic fluid can also lead to normal pregnancy. 1. If the fetus is not yet well developed, medication can be given to promote the delivery of the fetus. If the lungs of the fetus are not yet developed, the drug can be administered to promote its maturation and termination of pregnancy can be considered 24-48 hours after the drug is administered; 3. In cases of excessive amniotic fluid with fetal structural abnormalities or serious hereditary diseases, the pregnant woman will be advised to terminate the pregnancy in time. During delivery, pregnant women should be alert to the occurrence of umbilical cord prolapse and placental abruption during rupture of membranes, and apply contraction agents promptly after delivery of the fetus to prevent postpartum hemorrhage.