Ladies, has anyone's baby had one enlarged kidney pelvis? At six months, it was 5.5 mm on the ultras…

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Ladies, has anyone's baby had one enlarged kidney pelvis? At six months, it was 5.5 mm on the ultrasound, and at one year, they did it again, and it's still the same. The main thing is that it hasn't gotten bigger. Is there any chance it could normalize?
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Lyubov
It happened. At the 1-year ultrasound and afterwards, everything normalized.
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Maksimova Tatyana
My daughter had it. She's 6 years old now and everything is fine according to the ultrasound.
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Elena
My middle child had it, and it passed by age 6.
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Anastasiya
This increase is within the normal range. The acceptable limit is up to 10mm, it might just be a bodily peculiarity. But get it checked once a year. In girls, such dilations are usually genetic.
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Elena
I think every second baby has this)) my daughter also had it widened, I don't remember when it became normal, but get an ultrasound at least once a year, or maybe every six months :)
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Viktoriya
I had an enlarged renal pelvis as a child,
but it returned to normal with age.
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