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My daughter’s VUR


by: Tricia on Wed, Mar 05 2008

Jocelyn has always seemed to get illnesses differently than other children. In August 2007, she had her tonsils removed. In November 2007, I believe she had her first UTI The dr told us she had a bad case of the flu.

In January 2008, she had the exact same symptoms that she had in Nov…105* fever for 3-4 days, vomiting, extreme irritability…they said the same thing. The flu. I asked the dr at that appointment why she had started to wet her pants again even though she had been potty trained for over a year. They did a urinalysis and found that she had a UTI at that time, and not the flu.

She was scheduled a week later for the VCUG and renal ultrasound. They found that she has upper level 2 VUR. I assume that’s somewhere between levels 2 and 3. At her physical yesterday, they found protein in her urine and it was cloudy. We’re waiting for culture results. She is going to a clinic today for voiding dysfunction and will see the pediatric urologist in about 4 weeks. She has been on antibiotics since January.

Is anyone else going through this? Please keep Jocelyn in your prayers. So much has gone on with her in her short 3 years of life…

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  1. Thu, Aug 21 2008
    Hi my daughter Izabella had surgery in March 2008 she was 16 months. we found out she still has reflux on one side grade 3. She also has had 1 infecti...Read
  2. Wed, May 14 2008
    I hope that Jocelyn is much improved. Your story sounds so familiar. . . My granddaughter Kate is 5 years old and was diagnosed today, finally, with ...Read
  3. Wed, Apr 02 2008
    Hello. My name is Amy and your story touched me and is very simmalar to our story with our son JJ. I know how scary things can be. You and Jocelyn ...Read
  4. Wed, Mar 19 2008
    My daughter has grade 4 reflux and recently broke out in a rash all over her body. Is this normal with hydronephrosis or is she allergic to her meds?...Read
  5. Mon, Mar 10 2008
    Hi, I know how frustrating this can be. When my daughter was 2wks old she had her 1st fever, they said she had an ear infection. I brought her back t...Read

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  • My daughter’s VUR - by Tricia - (Wed, Mar 05 2008)
    Jocelyn has always seemed to get illnesses differently than other children. In August 2007, she had her tonsils removed. In November 2007, I believe she had her first UTI The dr told us she had a bad case of the flu. [more..]
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