Nephroptosis or kidney descent is one of the kidney disorders that does not exhibit any characteristic symptoms and may remain undiagnosed for several days or months. Although the condition can be suspected from a careful physical examination, a detailed radiologic investigation plays an essential role in confirming the disease. The present case report describes a rare presentation of a post-delivery complication in a woman. Case Presentation: A 25-year-old woman presented to a nephrology clinic with complaints of severe, right-sided abdominal and flank discomfort.
She also reported a sensation of a mass on her right side of the abdomen. The woman added that her symptoms started ten months after the birth of her first child. Since then, she had recurrent episodes of severe pain from the past seven months. She described the pain as a constant tolerable dull ache on the right side of the…
