What does it mean that there is no separation of the fetus in both renal pelvis after six months of

It shows that the development of the fetus is relatively slow, and it is necessary to go to the hospital for a physical examination, and it is best for pregnant women to strengthen nutrition.

The renal pelvis is the place where the kidney and the ureter are connected, the renal pelvis separation is formed because the renal pelvis is filled with urine, and this situation may also be because the baby is too naughty, and the urine is held, resulting in different degrees of increased pressure in the renal pelvis, if the mother suffers from diabetes during pregnancy, it will also lead to polyhydramnios, and cause the fetus's kidney malformation, hydronephrosis, renal pelvis separation.

A phenomenon in which the fetus develops kidney stones or fallopian tube malformations. Most of them are because the fetus is in the stage of development, and it is normal to have a slight phenomenon, and it may be that the fetus is born with hydronephrosis, which is more serious. Polyhydramnios can also cause this phenomenon when pregnant women are pregnant.

This is because the fetus is not particularly healthy in development, and there are also some problems. In such a situation, you should let the doctor judge in time**.

Fetal renal pelvis double separation refers to the phenomenon of fluid accumulation in the kidneys during fetal development, resulting in the increasing size of the renal pelvis. In this case, the phenomenon of double separation of the renal pelvis is thought to be caused by hydronephrosis, which can be seen according to the specific degree of separation. If the renal pelvis is separated within 6 mm, it is considered mild hydronephrosis, with high maternal progesterone levels, decreased fetal urethral motility, and slow urine excretion.

At this point, the renal pelvis is often slightly dilated.

It may also be that during the ultrasound examination, the fetus is not seeded, the fetus is not urinating, and it is in a state of holding urine. Lateral pyelosephasia is when fluid deposits in both sides of the fetus cause the renal pelvis to separate. For bilateral fetal renal pelvis separation, ultrasonography is usually necessary.

At this point, pelvic separation may be a common phenomenon. There are two main causes of fetal pelvic separation. One is physiological, mainly caused by urinary retention in infants.

Generally speaking, until the child excretes urine once, the most common ultrasound indicator is the accumulation of fluid in the fetus's renal pelvis, due to various reasons the child's urine excretion is insufficient, the renal pelvis fills with urine and becomes larger, which is the separation of the renal pelvis. According to surveys, 90% of renal pelvis separations occur in male children, so we often see some degree of separation. What is wrong with twin renal pelvis separation?

Many mothers find that when they mention the term "double renal pelvic separation" in their examination report, they start to get nervous and worry about something wrong with their child's urinary system.

There are both physiological and pathological reasons for this. For example, if an echo scan affects the fetus, the normal fetal renal collection system may be slightly separated by about 6 mm, usually no more than 1 cm. Pay attention to regular check-ups and conditions during pregnancy, which generally disappear gradually, and when the fetus is four months pregnant, Doppler color ultrasound finds that the twin renal pelvis is separated.

Now you need to look at the specific degree of separation. If the degree of separation is less than 1 cm, it should be thought to be due to urinary retention after the fetus has retained urine.

This is a normal phenomenon is the process of normal fetal development, but pregnant women need to pay attention to their diet, don't stay up late, and eat more vitamin-rich fruits and vegetables, which can make the baby develop better.

It may be caused by unhealthy diet and rest, it may be that the child is not fully developed, it may be caused by smoking and drinking alcohol in pregnant women, it may be congenital malformations, it may be kidney stones or ureteral malformations.

It may be a congenital malformation, or it may be that the mother's living habits are not good or genetic factors will cause this situation, and it is best to re-examine it.

In this case, it's likely to be just a developmental problem. In this case, it is best to go to the hospital for another check-up. This should be normal.

How long does it take to get a check-up when I am pregnant? Personally, I think you still have to ask the doctor's advice, they must have more clinical experience than us.

1.If ultrasound shows that the fetal renal pelvis is separated, the common cause is hydronephrosis, and on the other hand, it may also be due to a certain error in the examination when the baby holds urine, which needs to be re-examined. If the fetal renal pelvis is separated within one centimeter, considering the possibility of hydronephrosis, this situation is likely to be absorbed on its own, and regular re-examination is required, and if it can be absorbed on its own, it will have little impact.

Maybe you don't have enough nutrition, or your belly is not very big, and it hasn't developed well, so you can't see it at all. Should go to the hospital for a B-ultrasound.

Three-dimensional or mental ultrasonography is done in the second trimester to rule out more obvious developmental abnormalities of the fetus, such as cleft lip and palate, congenital heart disease, etc. The presence or absence of separation of the renal pelvis is an indicator of hydronephrosis, and the absence of separation means that there is no separation in the ultrasound image, and the result is normal. When the fetus has a full bladder, the renal pelvis will separate a little, and it is normal for the separation to disappear after a while.

If the renal pelvis is separated by 10 mm or more and the repeat examination persists, there is a possibility of fetal hydronephrosis and the cause needs to be sought.

This is normal, at 21-30 weeks of pregnancy, the fetal renal pelvis is separated by 5mm, and at 31-40 weeks of pregnancy, that is, in the third trimester, the fetal renal pelvis separation is greater than or equal to 7-10mm, the diagnosis of renal pelvis dilation. Is this a normal ultrasound diagnosis, or just relax and do a good job of prenatal check-up on time.

In fact, to put it simply, the renal pelvis is the part of the middle connection between the kidney function and the urethral canal, and the renal pelvis is not separated, which refers to the condition that you do not realize that you have kidney function and water storage, and it is also a more conventional description of growth and development. Therefore, there is no need to worry too much about this kind of condition, but if the word renal pelvis separation occurs during pregnancy, it may be necessary to consider whether the baby has the probability of abnormal growth and development, and it is necessary to carry out some follow-up examinations on its own.

It is often said that some expectant mothers will feel that the renal pelvis is not separated and it is a baby girl. It is because some people say that the separation of bilateral renal pelvis on the four-dimensional B ultrasound implies that the baby is a boy, and if bilateral renal pelvis occurs, it is a female baby if it is not separated, but in fact, such a statement is unreasonable, but here I want to remind everyone that bilateral renal pelvis separation reminds that the probability of a male baby accounts for 80% to 90%. This is also due to the fact that the baby boy is very susceptible to urinary tract infections due to the unusual type of physiology, which causes the renal pelvis to be increased by blood flow.

There is no doubt that the separation of one or both renal pelvis is the determination of the sex of the fetus.

In the case of a previous good friend's pregnancy, there was no word about renal pelvis separation in the pregnancy test form. However, after the baby is born, it is also a boy, so it is not necessarily a girl who does not see renal pelvis separation, and the expectant mother will have a certain deviation if she wants to distinguish whether the baby in the womb is a boy or a girl from this standard value alone.

In addition, we want to remind everyone that if the renal pelvis separation is relatively mild, there is no great harm, but the renal pelvis separation is very large and will also have an impact on the growth and development of the fetal baby, this kind of condition is usually fetal hydronephrosis or the problem of urethral obstruction, we must pay more attention, and part of the renal pelvis separation is due to the baby has some urinary conditions, so it is very possible to clear this kind.

Okay, today there is an article about renal pelvis separation sent here, if the expectant mothers have any doubts, they can also be clearly put forward below, if you feel that the content of the article has a certain assistance to you, remember to give the teacher a concern.

That's all I have to say, I hope it will be helpful to you.

At this time, you must go to the hospital for an examination, which can be carried out in the way of medication.

You can go to the hospital to do a four-dimensional color ultrasound to have a clear judgment, and you should ask the doctor if you encounter any problems, and you can get a good way and plan.

In this case, I think I should go to the hospital immediately and ask the doctor's opinion, and the pregnant woman must relax, if it is really impossible to save it, it needs to be aborted in time, otherwise the child will be born with a deformity.

This is a very abnormal phenomenon, you should consult the doctor in time, and take certain measures to help the child improve the development of the situation.

If there is a baby at home, I believe he will bring a lot of happiness to the family, of course, the baby's health is also much concerned by the expectant parents, the baby is sick, like a cloudy day, the most common is the condition is the renal pelvis separation, then, what is the cause, next, to understand the fetal bilateral renal pelvis separation.

The renal pelvis is simply the place where the kidney and ureter connect. Generally speaking, if the renal pelvis separation does not exceed 10 mm, it is within the normal range. If the fetus is not larger than 16mm at birth, there will be no problem, if it continues to enlarge, it should be reviewed regularly, considering**, you can refer to**:

1) Intrautero**: catheter decompression through uterine puncture**Hydronephrosis (2) Postnatal surgery**: pyeloplasty.

90% of renal pelvis separation occurs in baby boys, some babies solve this problem by pulling urine at birth, and some babies have to go through surgery to solve the problem because of the congenital urinary tract (poor urination, backlog in the kidneys). The symptoms are low amniotic fluid, renal pelvis separation<=7mm is mild, and renal pelvic separation"=10mm is severe. However, it is necessary to know whether the fetal bladder is full, and if the bladder is full, it is necessary to wait for the fetus to urinate and re-examine.

Whether the renal pelvis separation increases gradually with increasing gestational age. Find out whether fetal hydronephrosis is progressive, the size of kidney development, and whether the renal cortex is thinning. If the renal cortex is thinned, it may have some effect on the fetus.

Otherwise, it may have little impact. It should be checked at birth. B-ultrasonography is done first, and if necessary, intravenous pyelogram is done to determine kidney function and the location of obstruction.

The surgery is difficult, but it has no effect on the child's life.

Fetal renal pelvis separation is not a very serious and complicated disease, and most of the fetuses can be born smoothly, of course, they can be wanted. If it is due to congenital urinary malformations caused by renal pelvic separation, most of them can no longer remove the child when they are discovered, and the fetus can be born after birth, so there is no need to abort the child because of fetal renal pelvis separation. There is only one condition in which the pregnancy is terminated, and if the fetal renal pelvis is separated due to polyhydramnios and the fetal malformation is combined, the pregnancy needs to be terminated, usually with artificial rupture of the membrane to induce labor.

However, pregnant mothers should know that most of the fetuses with renal pelvis separation are physiological, that is, the renal pelvis separation is within 10 mm, this situation does not need to worry, only need to regularly recheck B ultrasound during pregnancy, the fetus can be born smoothly, and it may be completely fine to pee after birth. However, if the gestational age of the fetus is greater than 30 weeks, the renal pelvis is dilated by 10 mm or there is renal calyceal dilation, it is called hydronephrosis, which is pathological, including the renal pelvis separation caused by congenital urinary malformations mentioned above is also pathological, and if the situation is serious, it needs to be carried out intrauteroly**, and after the fetus is born, it must continue to be accepted**.