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34 Weeks Pregnant. Ultrasound Shows Enlarged Renal Pelvis Of Left Kidney. Complications In Pregnancy?

Hi dctr m 34 weeks pregnant n yesterday my dctr did my ultrasound n she detect that renal pelvis of left kidney having a AP 10 mm bt this was not detect when she did early us in 19 week.plz help me that this prblm is curable or not m in big tensn,tell me sir that size be increased or not until my delivery , Thanx in advance
Mon, 17 Sep 2012
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The ultra sonographic findings suggest hydronephrosis of the left kidney. Causes for this could be many, most common being an obstruction at various levels in the urinary system. The earlier the diagnosis, the better is the outcome. The condition is mostly treatable as the root cause can most often be relieved. In your case, the two favorable conditions are -firstly, the condition has not involved both the kidneys and secondly, the pelvicalyceal diameter is less than 15 mm., which is the indicator for future renal disease. Please do a follow up with your doctor and a nephrologist. Good luck.
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34 Weeks Pregnant. Ultrasound Shows Enlarged Renal Pelvis Of Left Kidney. Complications In Pregnancy?

Hello, The ultra sonographic findings suggest hydronephrosis of the left kidney. Causes for this could be many, most common being an obstruction at various levels in the urinary system. The earlier the diagnosis, the better is the outcome. The condition is mostly treatable as the root cause can most often be relieved. In your case, the two favorable conditions are -firstly, the condition has not involved both the kidneys and secondly, the pelvicalyceal diameter is less than 15 mm., which is the indicator for future renal disease. Please do a follow up with your doctor and a nephrologist. Good luck.