Patient's question:
The child has been troubled recently, not because she wants to eat, drink, or take a nap. It's unclear what the reason is, so we had to take her to the hospital for a thorough examination. The doctor said she has developed left kidney hydronephrosis again. The family is very worried about her and wants to know what to do about the baby's left kidney hydronephrosis?Doctor's answer:
First, you can have a CT scan or intravenous urography to determine if there are any factors contributing to intestinal obstruction. Then, a renogram can be used to understand the function of each kidney, which can help make the final examination to see if surgical treatment is necessary. In such cases, it is usually associated with developmental renal disease, so you should go to the hospital and make an appointment with the pediatric department for diagnosis. This can prevent misdiagnosis and missing the best treatment window.