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22 wk fetal ultrasound completely normal. the doc remarked a tiny thickening of bladder wall. fluid fine, kidneys and bladder normal. should i worry?
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No Worries: this is an incidental finding, doesn't really mean anything. If your doctor is concerned about it he will follow it with serial ultrasounds. You have enough to worry about being pregnant having diabetes and dealing with life's ever changing challenges. Congratulations on your upcoming child!
Answered 2/4/2017
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