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What is lobulated kidney ? doctor said not worry after the abdominal ultrasound, yet she still wants to repeat the ultrasound again after 3 months. ? any reason for concern. ? thank you?
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A normal variant of kidney development. Assuming there were no cysts or stones etc no worries. But your dr knows much more about you than I do.
Answered 5/17/2021
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