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Mild transient hydronephrosis in foetal
Hi, im 27 week pregnant, during my usg mild transient hydronephrosis seen in foetal (left renal pelvis 5.6mm) and ureters not dialted.
I also attached my signed report.
Is this automatically resolve during pregnancy or require further care...pls suggest..
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Hey. First of all congratulations. Kindly follow the usg scan reports as the pregnancy continues . After delivery kindly mention to your pediatrician about it. If required they might order a usg. Right now you need to just relaxe and enjoy gour pregnancy. Good luck.
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Mild hydronephrosis in fetal period common.u need not worry about it.it will resolve by birth mostly.have follow up scan after birth.
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