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Is BP Levels Of 130 /90 Normal In Children?

is bp 130 /90 normal in children . please advise My daughter is 11 years . Her history is like this there is reflex in the right kidney and left kidney is wrking only 14%. now her bp is 130 /90 . according to dmsa scan docter has advised us to do renogram test. kindly advise. surgery required
Wed, 23 Mar 2016
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Hi...this BP is quite high for a 11 year old. This looks like a renovascular hypertension or high BP related to kidney problem. After the renogram the kidney which is causing high blood pressure may need removal if it is small. But at the same time - the other kidney is also having a reflux and may pose problems late. I suggest you get in touch with a pediatric nephrologist for long term follow up.

Regards - Dr. Sumanth
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Is BP Levels Of 130 /90 Normal In Children?

Hi...this BP is quite high for a 11 year old. This looks like a renovascular hypertension or high BP related to kidney problem. After the renogram the kidney which is causing high blood pressure may need removal if it is small. But at the same time - the other kidney is also having a reflux and may pose problems late. I suggest you get in touch with a pediatric nephrologist for long term follow up. Regards - Dr. Sumanth