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Frequent urine passing
My toddler girl 2.4 years old keeps urinating more than usual as soon as she drinks liquid from nearly 3 days..she shows the genital area and above or near belly button that something is bothering her or irritation.. Today she dint sleep properly in the night..
I am giving her plenty of liquid but all goes in the urine soon. She does not have fever.We are not able to understand in this curfew situation to go out.. Can u pls advice for the same..
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Dr. Gowtham Sivaswamy
Pediatrician
12 yrs exp
Chennai
Seems to be ok as of the history given by u. Since there is discomfort in supra pubic region Urinary Tract infection should be kept in mind. Continue giving plenty of liquids. It would be better if u can get Urine R/E and Culture & Sensitivity test are given after 1 or 2 days. As of now since there is no fever sub clinical infection need not be treated right away. Pls get back after the results for further diagnosis.
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I ll suggest you to give plenty of water.
Health Tips
Watch of fever , high coloured urine
Maintain significantly good hydration
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