Regarding mcug and dmsa scan

2026-07-31 16:44:26
Hello dr, my 2 years old have diagnosed with urine reflux issue at 1 year of age and now dr suggested to repeat those scans . Throughout these procedures my baby intensely cried non stop , this type I want to reduce this traumatic situation to him so plz help with the techniques to make the procedure experience very smooth. Plz help me doctor
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Hello You can share your concerns with your paediatrician and ask for anesthetic gel while catheterisation.

Answered2026-08-02 08:58:05

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Greetings 2-year-old undergoing urine reflux (VUR) scans, ask the radiology team/ doctor to apply a topical lidocaine numbing gel to the urethra before catheterization to minimize physical pain.

Answered2026-08-02 08:35:13

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Apply lignocaine gel at time of procedure .

Answered2026-08-03 06:01:07

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Visit physically to nearby pediatrician.

Answered2026-08-02 14:23:02

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You can apply lignocaine gel before passing the urinary catheter and prilox cream(local anaesthetic) before insertion of IV cannula
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Strategies such as comfort positioning and distraction can help reduce anxiety and procedural fear

Answered2026-08-02 08:55:44

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Before the procedure, ensure your child is well-rested and hydrated (unless instructed otherwise). Carry a favorite toy or comfort item, and use distraction with rhymes or videos. Stay calm, as children often sense parental anxiety. Ask the radiology team if a topical anesthetic gel for catheter insertion is available. Most children cry during catheterization, but the procedure is brief and does not cause long-term harm.

Answered2026-08-02 08:32:50

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