We were in the hospital for three weeks. Her white blood cell count was very high in her urine and b…

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We were in the hospital for three weeks. Her white blood cell count was very high in her urine and blood. A week ago, we tested her urine, and the white blood cells were normal. Today we tested again, and it's already 12-13. I'm exhausted, and she's complaining about her side again. They diagnosed her with pyelonephritis. Before we were admitted to the hospital, her temperature was consistently around 38.9°C (102°F). The doctors who came diagnosed acute nasopharyngitis and told me to avoid dumplings and fried foods. But a couple of days ago, she asked for dumplings, so I made her about 6 of them. Could six dumplings really cause her temperature to rise again?
My daughter is 5 years old and lately she's been having meltdowns. Maybe it's a growth spurt. She's…
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Aurika
Generally, with kidney disease, you should limit salt, spicy, and fatty foods. Why the specific focus on dumplings? Maybe it wasn't fully treated and there was a relapse.
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