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Can hirschsprung's in fetus cause polyhydramnios?
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Yes.: Any fetal digestive tract obstruction may lead to polyhydramnios, with upper lesions associated with more severe poly. Hirschprung's may cause polyhydramnios rarely.
Answered 9/29/2019
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Mild polyhydramnios: Related to distal bowel obstruction.
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