Patient's question:
I love my wife who was diagnosed with fetal bilateral renal enlargement, right renal hydronephrosis, and left renal multiple cysts during a prenatal ultrasound at 8 months of pregnancy. The ultrasound report at that time showed significant fetal renal enlargement. The left kidney measured 51x35mm with multiple hypoechoic areas of varying sizes, with the largest being 27x21mm. The right kidney measured 48x25mm with a renal sinus system separation of about 8mm. Less than two months after the child was born, we had another examination, and the results are as follows: The left kidney is significantly enlarged, measured: 7.0cm4.0cm3.4cm, with abnormal shape, uneven capsule elevation, and uneven surface, and is in contact with surrounding tissues.Doctor's answer:
Don't worry too much, it's important to have regular check-ups. It could be a congenital renal cyst, and surgery can be considered when you're older. If one kidney is functioning normally, it won't have a significant impact.