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Male fetus ultrasound (35w 4d) which showed an enlarged fetal bladder. normal amniotic fluid and kidneys. is this typical in third trimester?
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Specific case: This is a very specific case that requires a doctor to evaluate the exact findings of the sonogram to determine if it is normal or not. You will need to seek clarification from your doctor regarding the term “enlarged bladder” to determine if further testing, follow up sonograms or a referral to a perinatologist is indicated.
Answered 4/28/2018
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