Patient's question:
Recurring symptoms of frequent urination, sometimes urinating every 10 minutes, with only a few drops each time. If she doesn't urinate, she feels she can't hold it in. There is no pain during urination. After sleeping through the night, the issue does not occur, and she sleeps straight through until dawn. Urine tests showed no inflammation.Doctor's answer:
Your child has frequent urination, and there are many factors that can cause pediatric frequent urination, such as: increasing urine volume (due to drinking or beverages, or excessive milk), inflammation, non-inflammatory effects, bladder or urinary tract positional inflammation, neurogenic urinary frequency, and so on. It is recommended that you first rule out urinary tract infections causing your child's frequent urination. Urinalysis can help confirm the diagnosis, which is characterized by a large number of white blood cells in the urine. Anti-inflammatory treatment is needed, while also paying attention to drinking more water. Third: It is recommended to rule out urethral and seasonal factors, such as frequent urination but with small amounts of urine each time.