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Mild hydronephrosis
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I am 6th month pregnant , anamoly scan shows fetus has mild hydronephrosis. Is it ok if I drink glass of Ragi malt every day at night?
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Mild hydronephrosis at 6 months is insignificant. Please get a sonography done again after one month and ask the Sonologist to specially look for Hydronephrosis of the baby.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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Is it is okay you can eat your drink whatever you want
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