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Bilateral pelviectasia ,polyhydramnios
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I am 25th week 4 days pregnant...
I had growth scan...
In that scanning report they have mentioned
Liquor volume : polyhydramnios with afi 23.6cm
Bilateral pelviectasia
Right renal pelvis 8mm
Left renal pelvis 9mm
My questions
1.What should I do retain normal afi and reduce polyhydramnios ?
2.bilateral pelviectasia is it normal range at 25week 4days gestational age...
Report attached
What are the precautions have to take...
Othere wise baby is normal in all aspects...
The answer to all your questions is "Nothing" .
You can't do anything much to reduce your AFI.
Nor can you do anything about pelviectasia.
Nor does it become an indication for MTP.
So, be happy. Attend your Antenatal clinic regularly. The things will unfold themselves as time passes.
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Get glucose tolerance test with 75 g glucose. Fetal growth and kidney measurements are to be followed up by radiologist.
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Actually you can not do anything to reduce amniotic fluid levels but get your blood sugar levels done once..
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