Patient's question:
My child was born with only one kidney. What could be the reason? No problems were found during prenatal examinations. How should this be treated?Doctor's answer:
It is recommended to first conduct a check to rule out the possibility of small kidney dysplasia. If there is a functioning kidney, it will not be affected. Having a healthy kidney is not a problem for normal human life. If the other kidney is normal, it will have no impact on the body, as one kidney can fully maintain the excretory and secretory functions of the kidneys. Generally, as long as you pay more attention to protection in daily life and get adequate rest, it is sufficient.