I am sorry to hear about your daughter's health.
Is she any better today?

Does she have blood in her urine?

a little better only 1 fever all day, no blood in her urine. Hope fully it does not get worse.

out of all of her UTI's she has never had visable blood in her urine. Twice the uranalysis came back that was blood present, but the naked eye could not see any.

Glad to hear she is doing better.
Please keep me posted.

If you have any questions feel free and ask I'll do my best to answer them. I have some problems with my kidneys/ urology. I've been dealing with these problems most of my life and then more piled on as the years went by.
I know how scary it is when your child your is sick.
I hope everything will be OK for her.
Best Wishes

My daughter has the same thing shes been like this for about a month first she started with a urine infection. she had fever for about 8 days. i took her to childrens they said she had a kidney infection she had to take antibiotics for 14 days finished them, two days later her fever started again ,went to the emergency room they did a urine test they said she had a urine infection and blood in her urine. they did a reno ultrasound they said everything looks normal except for a dromendary hump on her left kidney. i have to take her back in 4 weeks to have it checked again. they gave her antibiotics for seven days and now shes scheduled for a vcug its so weared that they dont know whats wrong what could it be?

I have never replied to a forum like this, but I thought I would tell you about my five year old daughter. We have been fighting recurrent bladder infections for about 2 years. Each time she has one it is difficult to diagnose because she does not complain about pain urinating or any other sympton. I have gotten good at figuring it out because she starts having accidents and gets a little cranky and cries easily. She also give out a certain odor which I have learned to identify as a bladder infection. We did all the tests - ultrasound, dye injection into her kidneys and it all checked out okay.
About 3 weeks ago she got another bladder infection. She had been off a 3 month maintenance dose about a month when she got this. After 10 days on antiobiotics, I took her into doctor and her urine was fine. Two days later, she started acting tired, but it was holiday weekend and we were busy and traveling. She started a fever a week ago, but was eating and drinking and no other symptoms, so doctor told me to jsut watch it (I had ruled out strep throat at a minute clinic). Tonight, on teh 8th day of a fever, I noticed that the fever was gradually increasing and took her into urgent care. They told me she had a kidney infection. They said that she did not exhibit the normal signs of a kidney infection (throwing up, diarrahea, etc.). She has them so frequently but had never run a fever. Anyway, I am a little braindead at this point after being in urgent care for six hours, but I was shocked at the diagnosis. She had no symptoms except a fever and tiredness. Evidently some kids just don't show the normal symptoms. Plus, she had just finished medication for a bladder infection and her urine tested clear. It only took 2 days for her to develop a new one. They told me that since all tested okay biologically, that I should always assume with a fever that it could possibly be bladder, and we need to work on adding fiber (help with constipation), adding cranberry juice, etc.

Does this help you at all? I guess it just shows that they can happen very quickly.

Good luck!