The first of the two children she had with the Chilean Benjamín Vicuña had to live for a whole year under strict treatment.
China Suarezopened her heart in a virtual chat and revealed the delicate problem that her daughter Magnolia went through when she was barely 3 months old, for which they even raised the possibility of a kidney transplant.
The first of the two children she had with the Chilean Benjamin Vicuna She had to live for a whole year under strict treatment after a urinary infection that made it possible to detect a kidney problem in the baby, which could have led her to an operation or even a transplant.
From an Instagram live, China Suárez said that after being born, she had to run to the guard when she saw the intense fever of the baby. “We take her at dawn, and they tell me ‘when they have such a high fever, before they are three months old, they have to be hospitalized for observation.’ She seemed fine to me. Until then everything was fine, ”she began by recounting her.
As it followed: “One of the nurses comes to the clinic, after doing Magnolia’s blood tests, and tells me ‘there is a chance it could be meningitis'”. And she confessed that automatically when googling she began to read and cry. “I almost died,” she confessed.
The health problem of Magnolia, the daughter of China Suárez and Benjamín Vicuña
He also detailed: “She was hospitalized for a week. Nobody found out. After a week they tell us it was a urinary infection, thank God. We continue with the studies and we go to the best nephrologist… They even did a lumbar puncture”.
There he revealed that the specialist explained to them that the baby had been born “with the cap that filters the pee from the bladder to the kidneys failed, expired.” So he informed them that Magnolia was going to “need us to do an operation a year later, because she is not going to need a kidney transplant.”
Thus, Vicuña’s ex recounted that for a whole year they had to “give her antibiotics every day so she would not have a new urinary infection.” She also assured that she always had faith and knew that her daughter would be cured. “A year later we did the studies and he had been cured. It was vesicoureteral reflux. It was very strong. But it is a matter of faith, for me. And of doctors, obviously, because I don’t know what we would do without the doctors, “he confided now when that episode was already over completely.
“The Magnolia thing was very strong. I think it was one of the worst moments of my life. And hardly anyone knows it.”emphatically closed her confession before the more than 11 Internet users who listened attentively.
Source: Ambito
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