There are several methods for supplementing amniotic fluid.

Generally, there are several methods to supplement amniotic fluid, with common approaches including drinking more water, maintaining a left lateral position, taking vitamin C, intravenous infusion, and amniotic cavity fluid infusion. Detailed explanations are as follows:

1. Drink More Water

When amniotic fluid is low, increasing daily water intake can promote blood circulation and enhance uteroplacental circulation, thereby rapidly replenishing amniotic fluid.

2. Left Lateral Position

Pregnant women with low amniotic fluid should ideally sleep in a left lateral position, which improves blood circulation and ensures normal fetal blood flow, helping to increase the amniotic fluid index.

3. Supplement Vitamin C

In daily life, consuming more foods rich in vitamin C—such as tomatoes and kiwifruit—can help regulate amniotic fluid levels.

4. Intravenous Infusion

If the above methods fail to increase amniotic fluid volume, hospitalization for intravenous fluid therapy may be necessary to rapidly restore amniotic fluid levels.

5. Amniotic Cavity Fluid Infusion

When the aforementioned treatments are ineffective, a healthcare provider may perform amniotic cavity fluid infusion under professional supervision to increase amniotic fluid volume.

Prolonged low amniotic fluid levels require prompt medical evaluation and treatment under a physician’s guidance to prevent worsening symptoms and potential risks to both the fetus and the pregnant woman. Regular prenatal checkups as advised by a doctor, along with adequate rest, are essential during pregnancy.