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Pain while urination
Hiiii...my daughter is 2.7 years old..her weight is 16.5 kg...today she suddenly says my urine side get hurt..three months ago she faced same problem..then doctor checked her but on that time her urine test report was normal...from that time she faced same problem in many time..she ate healthy diet.she also wear loose clothes...in night she wear diaper...but she drank less water... drinking less water is the reason for this? what's the main reason behind this...what we do
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Dr. Varunkumar Gurjar
Pediatrician
10 yrs exp
Mehsana
Yes. Drinking less water can be the reason for that. If she doesnt have fever or any other complain then less water ibtake must be the cause.
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still if she continues to complain about pain, get one sonography Done. also check fpr any local injury. also notice her urine color. if it is like clear water then fine, if yellow then she is drinking less water. if it is whitish then u need to do urine test again.
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give more water, in any form such as juice also if ahe likes.
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Dr. Ramya Srinath
Pediatrician
11 yrs exp
Bangalore
Need to get a urine routine and urine culture to make a proper diagnosis.
Yes, less water can cause a repeated issue.
For any queries, consult online.
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