Renal pelvic dilatation is a very common finding on antenatal ultrasounds. Less than 20% are significant. Anyways the dilatation is also mild. So at present just relax and let the pregnancy progress normally.
Next Steps
Frequency of ultrasounds may be increased a bit to see progress of renal pelvic size. Amount of amniotic fluid will also need to be checked.
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Meet a pediatric surgeon. Your baby will need to undergo a few tests after delivery and that all will be dictated by the pediatric surgeon
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