If you find that the fetus has hydronephrosis, don't make a hasty decision, because not all hydronephrosis will affect the fetus. If the hydronephrosis area is small, it will gradually disappear with the birth of the fetus and the environment. If the area is large, don't rush to terminate the pregnancy. Observe more and generally return to normal before delivery.

Generally, hydronephrosis does not exceed 6 cm, which has no effect on the fetus. The doctor won't advise you to have any operation. Generally, urination can be discharged within three months after birth.

Pregnant mothers should pay attention to rest. A light, warm and digestible diet is very important. It is suggested to do a four-dimensional examination to rule out the possibility of deformity. Obstetric cholestasis is sometimes called "cholestasis of pregnancy" and "OC" (this is obstetrical.

Cholestasis (obstetrical cholestasis) or intrahepatic cholestasis of pregnancy (ICP). Obstetric cholestasis can affect your liver. As we all know, bile is synthesized in the liver and normally flows to the small intestine through the bile duct. Bile can help the small intestine digest food. However, if you have obstetric cholestasis, the bile flowing to the small intestine will decrease, leading to the accumulation of bile salts in the blood.

The main symptom of obstetric cholestasis in pregnant women is itchy skin, which will be more serious at night, easily causing fatigue and insomnia. Itching usually starts from the palms and soles of the feet, and then it may spread all over the body. Some pregnant women can't resist itching, they will keep scratching and even bleed. A few pregnant women with obstetric cholestasis will also have jaundice. But within a week or two after delivery, the itching symptoms will completely disappear.