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2023-07-28 10:40:23
In my anomaly scan it came fetal kidney soze are small at 16 weeks right kidney measures 13*10*9 mm and left kidney measures 13*7*10 mm and there is single umbilical cord but doc said its ok what should i do for increase soze of feotus doc suggested protinex powder
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I don't know how much weightage we should give to the kidney size at 16 weeks. The problem is what remedial measures can you exercise ? It is not a "single umbilical cord" . It is a single umbilical artery which creates a problem. Please consult your Gynaecologist regarding the need for any treatment for growth restriction. Most of the treatments are unsatisfactory.

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Get follow up ultrasound done at 20 weeks

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