How was the large fetal stomach bubble resolved in the end?

Patient's question:

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Doctor's answer:

Hello, a slightly larger fetal stomach bubble is generally seen in two cases:
1. Congenital pyloric hypertrophy of the fetus. In this case, it is often accompanied by an enlarged stomach cavity and increased stomach contents, and the stomach bubble enlargement gradually increases.
2. Transient enlargement, also known as temporary stomach bubble enlargement, is caused by temporary retention of stomach contents and the production of excessive gas through decomposition. A single examination cannot determine which of the two cases is the cause. It is recommended to follow up after one week. Generally, there is no major issue.