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One kidney is smaller can it affect my pregnancy?
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Unlikely: If you have a normal creatinine (serum) and normal creatinine clearance, this is unlikely to have a negative impact. Your doctor may want to check your baseline urine protein to help evaluate.
Answered 4/10/2013
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