Frequent urination, urgency, and occasional leakage in a 4-year-old can have several underlying causes, ranging from functional bladder issues (like overactive bladder) to constipation or even behavioral factors. Sometimes, children experience these symptoms due to stress or delayed toilet training maturity.

Based on your description, your 4-year-old son may be experiencing a condition called overactive bladder or voiding dysfunction, where the child has frequent urges to urinate and may leak urine before reaching the toilet. This is relatively common at this age and is usually not due to a serious medical problem, but it does need evaluation. So it's better to consult a pediatrician.

Hello, I understand your concern This can be due to various causes: An overactive bladder, Holding urine for too long, Mild constipation pressing on the bladder, Sometimes even emotional stress or changes at home or school Urine routine + microscopy – to rule out UTI Random blood sugar – if polyuria/polydipsia Check for constipation – even mild stool retention can affect bladder control If normal → proceed with conservative bladder training

Consult a local Paediatrician. This can be due to a local infection or a urinary infection. Also advise your son to not hold back and urinate as much as need be.

Greetings it could be due to urinary infection or due to local Infection kindly consult Pediatrician in person

Kindly consult once physically to nearby pediatrician for examination

Go for cue test to rule Out urinary Tract infections .

Consult with Pediatrician physically for further evaluation for further evaluation

Please consult local pediatrician Can be a urine infection or any local pathology

You can show him to a local paediatrician. From your history I understand that he was able to control the urine before 6 months. You have not mentioned about night time continence A detailed checkup is required - if any social stressors are there, any local problem, spinal or neurological problems associated The doctor will test for urine examination, routine urine with specific gravity and osmolality, a urine culture to rule out infection if any We also usually deworm routinely as well as make sure he is not constipated A toilet hygiene is important to take care of so that there is no cause for urine infection - most urine infections come from the faeces