During your call duty, a 38-year-old G5P4 with a spontaneous dichorionic pregnancy presents to the obstetric emergency assessment unit of your tertiary center at 37+5 weeks’ gestation with dyspnea and noticeable bilateral leg edema. She has no obstetric complaints. Your colleague follows her prenatal care. Routine prenatal laboratory investigations, aneuploidy screening, fetal morphology surveys, and serial sonograms have all been unremarkable. She had four uncomplicated pregnancies and term vaginal deliveries in your hospital center.