How many months does renal pelvis separation occur?

Prenatal check-ups are very important for adults. This condition is already formed during the fetal period. However, many pregnant women are often told that they have renal pelvis separation during physical examinations. At this time, everyone will be particularly worried and anxious, fearing that there is something wrong with the baby's body. Renal pelvis separation is not necessarily a pathological factor. It also includes many reasons. We need to have a correct understanding and knowledge of this and choose standardized methods to receive treatment.

Ultrasound examination showed renal pelvic separation

There was also a 38-week pregnant woman who took an ultrasound and was found to have intestinal dilatation in her baby. The ultrasound also showed renal pelvis separation.

This is a question that everyone often asks during pregnancy checkups!

Why are they separated? No medical experts have explained how they are separated, because we cannot do physical experiments on the fetus! But are they separated just like that?

The answer is no!

Doctors are looking for causes and answers in many cases of separation, and have discovered some chromosomal abnormalities or other problems with fetal development, but many separations are normal.

Early NT test, mid-term Down screening or non-invasive test.

Doctors have found that when NT Down syndrome screening or non-invasive abnormalities are combined with renal pelvic separation, the risk of fetal developmental abnormalities increases, but it does not mean that there is definitely a problem!

So to sum up.

First, renal pelvic separation does not necessarily mean that the fetus is abnormal!

Second, renal pelvic separation needs to be combined with NT Down syndrome screening to comprehensively determine the probability of a problem! Let us make a decision on whether to conduct further examinations!

The separation of the third renal pelvis requires continued observation.

Any examination during the fourth trimester, including NT Down syndrome screening, is necessary. Please cherish the opportunity to discover fetal abnormalities and avoid the birth of defective children!