The normal size of kidneys can vary with age, gender, height, and weight. However, the average kidney length for an adult male is around 11-12 cm (National Kidney Foundation). So a kidney length of just over 10 cm in a 27-year-old male may be considered slightly smaller than average. However, it is important to note that kidney size alone does not necessarily indicate kidney function or health.
Answered 5/30/2023
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What is the indication for your kidney ultrasound? A normal serum creatinine and eGFR do not rule out early chronic kidney disease so you question is valid. However, I won't worry much about this relatively small kidneys (for your age and gender) if you do not carry any risk factor of developing chronic kidney disease. Good luck.
Answered 6/1/2023
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Normal size kidney varies between 10-12 cm So you fall in that category. If kidney funtions are normal- no worries
Answered 6/1/2023
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