Patient's question:
7-year-old girl has difficulty urinating, sometimes taking a long time to urinate, with small urine volume and frequent urination. What is the reason? Thank you for your clarification. Sometimes, she cannot urinate, with small urine volume and frequent urination, but she doesn't feel any pain anywhere and is in good spirits. She has not been to the hospital for treatment.Medical history and treatment outcomes: No history of allergies, no history of hereditary conditions. What kind of help is desired: If not treated, can it heal on its own, or will it expand further?
Doctor's answer:
The situation you mentioned could be a urinary tract infection in the child.Advice: It is recommended to visit the pediatric department to get some medication for treating urinary tract infections, but avoid taking quinolone-class antibiotics. It is essential to have the child drink more water and pay close attention to hygiene.
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