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Fetus Urinary Track Dilatation
I am 34 weeks 5 days pregnant...today when I went for scan doctor said like..there is Urinary Track Dilatation of 10.4mm which is high risk..can you plz suggest..what should be done..doctor said like ..surgery needs to be done for the baby after delivery..is it a small surgery..? Will it harm baby...plz suggest
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It is quite common these days
Most of the times ....when they reassess the baby after delivery....surgery is not needed
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Dr. Nidhi Sharma
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Mostly it will resolve automatically after birth
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You need to do newborn ultrasound for follow up
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Looks harmless
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