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Sir, my left side kidney size is 69 mm. is there any chances to become normal?
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No : Kidney size decreases due to scarring and fibrous tissue and is irreversible. If your other kidney is normal than their is not much to worry about as one normal kidney is enough to lead a normal healthy life.
Answered 1/14/2013
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