Hello, I'm 24 weeks pregnant and they say I have polyhydramnios. What ...

Hello! If you have been diagnosed with polyhydramnios, it is important to consult a doctor for monitoring and to determine the cause of this condition. In most cases, polyhydramnios does not pose a serious threat to the pregnancy, but additional medical monitoring and control may be required. The doctor may prescribe additional examinations, an ultrasound to assess the condition of the fetus, and decide on further actions. It is important to follow the doctor's recommendations and not to panic, as polyhydramnios can be successfully controlled and managed.