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Crying after peeing
My son is 20 months old now. I am breastfeeding him for 3-4 times during the day.
Due to pain in my body (hands, knees and joints), i am taking zerodol for last 2-3 days to relieve pain.
Since today morning, he is crying a lot (continuously for 2-3 minutes) after peeing.
What could be the reason for that- taking zerodol while breastfeeding or shortage of water or something else?
Do i need to see a doctor?
Give fluids frequently. Get a urine routine test done, if abnormal get urine culture too. Monitor his body temperature. If he is crying continuously consult your Pediatrician. Whats his weight? U can slowly stop breast feeding him. Looks like more of a Urinary tract infection.
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This may be due to painful or burning micturition.
Rule out urinary tract infection or urolithiasis ( stone in urinary tract infection)
Urine route , microscopy,nitrite and leukocyte esterase .....and usg evaluation of kidney ureter and bladder .. urethra needed
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plenty of oral fluids
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alkalisers will give some symptomatic relief
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If crying especially during or after passing urine, it can be an urine infection. Maintain proper hygeine of genitalia, make him drink lots of water and observe for one or 2 days.. if symptoms persist give for urine tests
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meet your pediatrician
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