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Urinating 10-12 times a day since 3 days
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My daughter is 22 months old..she's an active kid..has been drinking around 500 ml of water per day..since the last 3 days her urine output has increased to around 10-12 times a day may be due to the weather or the amount of water intake..no night wetting..
Is this a matter of concern.?
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If she's doing it for the last couple of days and otherwise she's fine then no need to worry - but if it's associated with weight loss and lethargy then please consult doctor
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Dr. Noureen Sadaf
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Depends on if there are any associated symptoms. If the increase in frequency is associated with excessive crying during micturition, moderate or high grade fever, delay in starting of stream or little amounts frequently, there may be a urinary tract infection. If not, it's not a matter of concern and maybe associated with change in weather or drinking habits.
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monitor and decide.
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