Plz help me with dis report is dis Normal ? My son had frequent urination but he drinks alot of water...so doc suggested for routine urine test but he is asymptomatic no pain no fever nothing at all very active eats well ..
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Report is normal but if your child is having any symptoms which you think can be unusual , consult a pediatrician because normal report from a lab where no sign of pathologist/ microbiologist is present is questionable.
You are the parents,trust your instincts.
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Dr. G. Avinash MBBS, MD (Pediatrics) Fellowship in neonatology
Urine report is normal. There are other questions like how is the urinary stream while he is passing urine. Any complaints of constipation, abdominal pain. How is the frequency at night time and is there any history of bed wetting?
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