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Frequent urination
Child goes urination again again but does small quantity of pee, but in the night she feel well and does problem
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Kindly rule out urinary tract infection by doing urine routine
symptoms match pollakiuria, also called extraordinary daytime urinary frequency syndrome.
This benign issue causes frequent daytime urination in small volumes with normal nighttime patterns
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Dr. Nilesh Ashok Kumbhar
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Frequent urination with only a small amount of urine each time in a child can occur with urinary tract infection , local genital irritation, constipation, increased fluid intake. UTI should first be excluded.
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Please mention the child’s age,
how long this has been happening
whether there is burning/pain while passing urine, fever, abdominal pain, constipation, excessive thirst, increased total urine output, or bed-wetting. I would advise to do urine routine/microscopy and urine culture .
Also do random blood sugar level.
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