Overview
Hydrops Fetalis is a medical condition characterized by excessive fluid in the fetus’s body cavities and tissues. It is a severe and potentially fatal condition typically caused by an underlying congenital disorder or infection. Complications can include heart failure, kidney failure, and anemia. Treatment options, if available, may include surgery, medications, or blood transfusions. Early diagnosis is important for the best prognosis. Hydrops Fetalis is a rare condition but is a serious health concern for unborn babies.
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