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fluid levels

So the past 3 weeks every time I go in my fluid levels have increased. Anyone else experience this. I asked them what that means and they just tell me that it just makes me more uncomfortable and give him more space to move. Has anyone else experienced this. It increased starting to make me a little nervous.
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The nonstress testing. What did u have to do? Or what did the doctor do? Can u explain the test to me. Thanks
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I am already scheduled for a c-section at 39 weeks because I elected for c-section this time. They haven't really said much to me about it. So should I be questioning more and seeing if we need to do anything. My c-section is set for August 25th
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I have high fluid as well I have to go in for nonstress testing because the extra fluid can stress baby out. They said it can also lead to early delivery because baby will become uncomfortable
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They might deliver you early I watched birth day on discovery health and a woman's amniotic fluid was to high so they delivered her early..
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Sorry I cant be any help... but I went to my appointment today and she told me that I need to go see a specialist 2 days a week until I deliver because my fluid level is above normal. I'm trying to stay calm until I go to the specialist on Monday....I will be 37wks tomorrow due at the 19th
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