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Toddler's Urinary Issues Normal after IVIG's?

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12 years 4 months ago #38056 by runnershirl
Toddler's Urinary Issues Normal after IVIG's? was created by runnershirl
Daughter has had 3 ivigs's last 6 mos...I've also suspected UTI at least 6x...all came back normal. On the flipslide, the stress and lack of understanding of the medical situation could also cause a potty training toddler to take a step in the backward direction...but I just wnat to double check..(because I've heard that ivig's can cause renal problems)...Any recommendations on other things to chekc if daughter continues the pee-pee dance, doesn't drink much, adn has had multiple accidents of frequency recently. Recomnendations on tests to have done?

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12 years 4 months ago #38097 by Sandi
Replied by Sandi on topic Toddler's Urinary Issues Normal after IVIG's?
I'd just mention it to her doctor and see what he thinks. He would know if any tests should be run.

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