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I am 25 and i am 22 weeks pregnant! i recently got done with my level 2 scan and diagnosed with 2 complications:- intracardiac echogenic focus - mild pyelectasis right side is this something to worry about?
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Discuss with your Dr who knows you and has seen the "level 2 scan"-what ever that means.
Answered 11/21/2022
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