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Renal pelvis of feotus
I am 19 week pregnant with twins. One of my feotus in anamoly scan is showing pyelectasis problem. Presently renal pelvis measurement is 4.1mm.although amniotic fluid is normal. is it a matter of worry. What can I do.
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nothing to worry mild dilatation (4to7 mm) usually resolve over the course of gastation or after delivery
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We just monitor by scan ,no need to worry.after delivery we need to check babies scan
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Dr. Nidhi Sharma
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
19 yrs exp
Chennai
This will resolve automatically
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Dr. Jayashree D H
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
28 yrs exp
Bangalore
Nothing to worry, in your next scans you'll get to know if it is progressing, as long as it does not go beyond 10 nothing to worry.
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Regular visits to her doctor
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Since it's a twin pregnancy would advise you not to strain yourself unnecessarily, avoid intercourse and travel
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Dr. Sharathchandra Rao
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6 yrs exp
Udupi
If it is more than 10mm you need to worry
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