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What could an enlarged kidney indicate?
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Many things: 1 kidney: infection, compensatory hypertrophy related to a small other kidney, obstruction of the drainage system 2 kidneys: diabetes with early kidney enlargement, myeloma and amyloid involvement in the kidney, bilateral infection, acute injury to the kidney with swelling, obstruction of the bladder ask your doc for a visit to go over the films.
Answered 6/1/2013
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