If there is excessive amniotic fluid at 32 weeks of pregnancy and the pregnant woman has symptoms such as abdominal distension and abdominal pain, transabdominal amniocentesis can be used to relieve the pressure symptoms; mild amniotic fluid excess with normal fetus does not require special treatment and may be relieved on its own.
If there are underlying diseases such as gestational diabetes, gestational hypertension, or hemolyzed fetus combined with maternal and fetal blood group incompatibility, active treatment is required.
If the pregnant woman is self-conscious of abdominal distension and pain, mobility is inconvenient and life is affected, transabdominal amniocentesis, etc., may be taken to alleviate the symptoms of compression; if the amount of amniotic fluid at ≥34 weeks of gestation grows repeatedly and the self-consciousness of the symptoms is severe, or if the amniotic fluid is too much with severe structural abnormalities of the fetus, termination of pregnancy is usually recommended.
Therefore, if a pregnant woman is found to have excessive amniotic fluid during her labor and delivery examination, she should further consult her doctor, who will take appropriate treatment according to her specific situation.