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Frequent Urination
My 5 year old daughter has a tendency to urinate very frequently, in every 5 minutes.she says that she feels that the urine is pulled back and she feels the pressure to urinate again and again.
Urine test was done it was normal, visited a gynaecologist she confirmed there is no infection. Visited an endocrinologist also and tested her sugar levels. All were normal. We are confused whats the actual
problem that she is facing? Please advise.
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YOU ARE UNNECESSARILY REACTING TO THE SITUATION. THIS IS A COMMON PROBLEM IN CHILDREN, MANY ALSO WET THE BED. ALTHOUGH WORMS ARE FOUND TO BE THE CAUSATIVE FACTOR IN THIS, IT MAY NOT BE IN ALL CASES. YOU WONT FIND ANY INFECTION SOURCE N HENCE R MISGUIDED. FIRST OF ALL MAKE HER PASS URINE AND THEN GO TO SLEEP. NO WATER AFTER SHE HAS PASSED THE URINE. THIS WOULD STOP ON ITS OWN AND DOESNT REQUIRE ANY INTERVENTION. FOR ADVANCED CASES DRUGS ARE AVAILABLE WHICH CAN STOP THIS. BUT FIRST GIVE TIME FOR THE BODY
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Dr. Sarika Dahiphale
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
22 yrs exp
Pune
Please take opinion from a child counseler, as actually she only not need counselling but parents also as parents untoward reactions make child more insecure and vicious circle continue.. Only behaviour counselling will her and you
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