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2017-08-06 16:26:06
My 3.5 yr old son complaining about pain while peeing. He had UTI once when he was 8 months old and when he was 2 yr old. Now he is peeing little and frequent. What should i do
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Was the urine report showing infection ( raised pus cells) or was urine culture positive? If yes, then child needs evaluation by pediatric surgeon or pediatric urologist to see if there is just a local problem or problem with the bladder.
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consult pediatric surgeon or pediatric urologist

Answered2017-08-09 19:31:59

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Hi. His symptoms suggest he has UTI again... Since he is getting repeatedly  he needs to be investigated  as to why he is getting frequently... So pls  see a nearby Pediatrician or Pediatric Nephrologist  for further evaluation and treatment...

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