Patient's question:
Every very eighth minute, I urinate once. The amount is not much, and there is no discomfort. In the past two or three days, I'm wondering what kind of help is needed: What causes it, how to treat itDoctor's answer:
The symptoms you described are typical of pediatric urinary frequency, and its causes and treatment are complex. The most common cause is urinary tract infection. After a pediatric urinary tract infection, the amount of urine each time is not much, but the frequency of urination significantly increases. During treatment, it is important to encourage children to drink more water, ensure they get adequate rest, and use antibiotics and other medications under the guidance of a doctor.Physiological urinary frequency, in addition to lifestyle factors such as excessive fluid intake, cold weather, and ill-fitting pants, is believed in traditional Chinese medicine to primarily result from a weak constitution in children, insufficient kidney qi, and a lack of proper bladder control, leading to unregulated urination.