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1 year old, still with VUR
by: Jessica on Thu, Jul 24 2008
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My daugther has been diagnosed with VUR grade 4 when she was one month old. Since then she has been on antibiotics (bactrum) to avoid any UTI We’ve been lucky as she has never got a UTI She is now 1 year old, and based on the ultrasound and VCUG she just had this week the reflux grade hasn’t change. The doctor who did the VCUG told us that it remains the same as last year.

Tomorrow we have an appointment with her urologist at Johns Hopkins Hospital. I’m worried about the outcomes of this visit. I read a couple of histories about kids going under surgery to get this problem corrected. But I’m concerned since my daughter is only 1 year old. Does anybody know about any disadvantages of getting this surgery done at a young age?


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  1. Thu, Aug 21 2008
    Please read my story Izabella Rose's VUR. And please know we have ben thru a rough time with this. I pray that you have the strentgh and courage for y...Read
  2. Mon, Aug 18 2008
    My son was diagnosed while still in the womb. At 2 months we had all the tests done at he had grade 5 VUR. We just had the tests done again last week ...Read
  3. Sat, Aug 02 2008
    My son was born 6 months ago with bilateral grade 5 reflux which resulted in severe swelling of the kidneys. His official diagnosis was megacystis/me...Read

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  • 1 year old, still with VUR - by Jessica - (Thu, Jul 24 2008)
    My daugther has been diagnosed with VUR grade 4 when she was one month old. Since then she has been on antibiotics (bactrum) to avoid any UTI [more..]

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