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Q: Fever After Kidney Surgery Pls Help

asked by: bugbunny on June 2nd, 2005

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Hi,

my mom had stones in her kidney and the structure of the kidney was rather abnomal as per doctors. Recently on the 28th aprial she under went a kidney surgery and got her stones removed and the kidney repaired. After that she developped fever many a time and was admitted to hospital . When she was in hospital the fever went off. But again she got fever last night but now it has gone off in the morning. But she's having a normal temperature of about 99 to 100 ferranhite.

The fever comes suddenly and goes of after about three , four hours. Does any one know why this happens. In the hospital they said , the fever may also be for some other reason and if she develops fever again, do a bllod test and treat her accordingly.

Does any one know why this happens. What can we do ? Please help us

thanks in advance

bug bunny

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josekr

replied on August 23rd, 2005

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Fever After Surgery

Hi bugbunny.....My dad underwent surgery for kidney stone problem through cystoscopy...The stone however could not be removed.....Soon after the surgery like in your mother's case, he has developed fever over the last four days (101 - 102f).....How is your mom now.....Did you get any response for your posting....I am getting worried.

Appreciate your response.....Reji, chennai,india

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