About urine infection

2025-08-10 14:20:13
My daughter is 11 month old...  2/3 day before she having fever.. Dr said test her urine... In urine test there is 30-60 pus cells showing.. She is continuesly crying today... I don't understand what is happen with her.. Dr said it's taking 4to5 days for cure her infection... But now what i do i can't understand because she crying continuesly.
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Answered2025-08-30 12:36:15

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Answered2025-08-17 16:21:52

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Answered2025-08-15 04:37:36

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Continuous crying could be due to the present infection or other associated conditions in a pediatric group.Go for a re examination and follow up with the pediatrician treating her.

Answered2025-08-15 01:24:50

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Visit again paediatrician, might require to change or to add medicine

Answered2025-08-14 16:54:17

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Answered2025-08-14 09:02:09

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I understand your concern — an 11-month-old with fever, pus cells in urine, and continuous crying can be very distressing. Let’s go step by step: What the test means: ✓30–60 pus cells in urine suggests a urinary tract infection (UTI). ✓UTIs in infants can cause fever, irritability, poor feeding, and continuous crying. Why your baby may be crying continuously: ~Ongoing pain or burning during urination. ~Abdominal discomfort. ~High fever or general irritability from the infection. ~Possibility of the infection worsening (e.g., spreading to the kidneys).
Next Steps
1. Check temperature: See if she has high fever again. 2. Antibiotics: UTIs don’t resolve on their own in babies. Did the doctor already start antibiotics? If yes, it usually takes 24–48 hours for improvement. If not started, please go back to the doctor or emergency room right away. 3. Hydration: Make sure she is drinking breast milk, formula, or water (if your doctor already allows). Good fluid intake helps flush infection. 4. Monitor urine: Notice if she is passing less urine, straining, or crying more while urinating.
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Danger signs — go to hospital immediately if: >High fever persists or worsens. >She refuses feeds or vomits repeatedly. >Very irritable or unusually drowsy. >Decreased urine output. >Breathing fast or looking very sick.

Answered2025-08-14 09:02:03

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You should visit a Paediatrician for proper physical examination and treatment

Answered2025-08-14 08:40:23

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Uti is high grade as 50-60 pus cells/hpf start emperical antibiotic cefixime If 5ml/100mg then- 1.6 ml BD For pain and burning sensation keep the baby hydrated For fever syp pcm 3 ml sos
Next Steps
urine CS is to be done and KUB scan
Health Tips
sometimes vomitting may also occur keep domperidone syp handy

Answered2025-08-14 06:15:03

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Answered2025-08-14 05:45:56

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Hello, So your Baby is 11 month old And Quite Usual to get UTI nowadays, But Don't worry Here I'm to solve your daughter's Health, Kindly Consult me for Further Information and Qualitative Consulate.. Thanks

Answered2025-08-14 05:14:42

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Uti, takes 4 to 5 days to cure. You can use trea given. Atarex drops 7 to 9 with  water u can give so she sleep so cry stop.  Sos

Answered2025-08-14 04:40:22

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Hello, No need to worry it’s UTI. It will take some time , if you are satisfied with doctor then you should wait for sometime. If not, please consult I’ll guide you further.

Answered2025-08-14 04:20:34

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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

Answered2025-08-14 03:00:03

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Please also consult a Urologist. Such high pus cell count in the urine requires thoroughly evaluation of Urinary tract for any abnormalities

Answered2025-08-14 01:08:16

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Not to worry its UTI Take Tab cefixime 200mg -BD - 7 days Do rule out that she is not pregnant or and any other health problems . Contact me if u need any help

Answered2025-08-13 19:54:40

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it is UTI , consult paediatrician and get it done urine culture sensitivity test and wil start medication

Answered2025-08-14 06:56:49

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Avoid fried food and spicy food Water intake more Green leafy vegetables and fruits Fiber meal Do connect and consult

Answered2025-08-14 06:19:41

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Urine infection Consult available now

Answered2025-08-14 05:25:22

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Consult paediatrician Wash private parts with warm water add dettol Give her lot of juices water Start medication immediately after consulting paediatrician

Answered2025-08-14 05:10:37

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Answered2025-08-14 04:09:29

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Need few more details Kindly consult

Answered2025-08-14 02:47:04

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