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Frequent urination
My neice is experiencing frequent urination within 5-10 minutes. We had done urine test 5 months ago, there was no issue in the reports. Please guide us what to do?Whether we need to go to any gynac or a child specialist?
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Go for cue test
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Dr. Sharath Manya
Pediatrician
6 yrs exp
Chennai
If there is no signs of dehydration, usually nothing to worry, We might have to do some blood tests to look at electrolytes and urine routine to rule out UTI. If your niece is waking up from sleep to pass urine, or if it is persistent , meet a Pediatrician who will assess you wrt age, weight, clinical status and will guide you.
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Dr. Vinit M Mehta
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7 yrs exp
Vadodara
Urine routine and urine culture both needs to be done
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