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Pain in private part while urinating
My 4 yo son complains of pain in his private part while peeing like once or twice a week..he drinks alot of water and his urination flow is good.i dont think he got hitted somewhere..then what could be the reason??I am worried and I dont want to go to the dr personally because of the pandemic..I have done his urine test one n two month back while he was having fever it was normal that time..plz help..
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Send the urine sample for routine, microscopy and urine culture.
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How much water do you think he drinks In a day. Ideally he should have 1.5 to 2 liter of liquid intake in a day. Secondly look for tight skin of penis called as phimosis, sometimes this also causes problem, and lastly decrease his screen time.
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Dr. Kedarnath Vallapureddy
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Send urine routine and culture
Use abdomen and pelvis
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