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A safe place for mothers to discuss their baby’s kidney/renal pelvis dilation. When posting, let us know your child’s age (or how far along you are). If you know which kidney is affected & at what degree of severity, please include that as well. There are 5 grades of Hydronephrosis; 1 representing very minimal dilation & 5 representing severe dilation. Typically, grades 1 to 2 are considered “mild” & can resolve on their own. Grade 3 is considered “moderate” & may or may not need to be surgically corrected. Lastly, Grade 4-5 is considered “severe” & will most likely need corrective surgery. Surgical methods & timelines for surgery will vary case to case.

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Hospital tomorrow worry

Hello, my 8 week olds appointment is tomorrow to have a catheter entered as I guess we’re now starting our journey to get her kidney issue diagnosed properly Im so anxious for her, I have no idea what to expect as I have no letter just a call to say they got us in, in 2 weeks we have to then go for scans and then ...

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MAG3

Has anyone had experience of MAG3 or even their little one having a cannula? Our little one went in this week and two doctors couldn’t insert his cannula, all the pain and discomfort for no reason :-(. We have to have the appointment rebooked. We’ve told them we’ll need guided ultrasound next time but they’re saying...

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Hydronephrosis in girls

Hi, currently 35 weeks pregnant and just had our scan in fetal medicine that confirmed right kidney Hydronephrosis in our girl. (22mm dialated) have been reading that is more common in boys so wanted to see if anybody here who’s girl was diagnosed ? Also got scared by a doctor who asked if our screening results fo...

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Side effect of trimethoprim

Anyone found that their baby’s poops are more green and runny/mucousy on trimethoprim?

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Post birth monitoring/treatment

Hello currently 37+ 4 and baby diagnosed with mild/moderate bilateral hydronephrosis. Just wondering what others in a similar position had post birth in terms of tests and monitoring? They keep moving the goal posts - first it was wait and see, then antibiotics and now he has to stay in for 48 hours of monitoring ...

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