VUR usually occurs due to abnormal development of the valve between the bladder and ureter.

Children with VUR often have recurrent urinary tract infections, fever, or abdominal pain.

Yes, VUR is one of the common causes of recurrent urinary tract infections in children.

Doctors diagnose VUR using imaging tests such as ultrasound and specialized bladder imaging studies.

Mild cases of VUR may improve with age, but monitoring is required to protect kidney health.

Treatment may include medications, monitoring, or surgery depending on severity.

Yes, severe or untreated VUR can affect kidney health over time.

Surgery may be recommended when reflux is severe or causes repeated infections.

Parents searching for treatment of vesico-ureteric reflux in children can consult Dr. Vedarth Dash.