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Constipation with frequent urination
Hi my son is 5 years old ,3 days back my son had frequent urination of small amounts 7-8 times in the morning . So consulted doc , blood test and urine test both are normal . Then xray of abdomen erect was done , reports shows fecal loading . 2 weeks back he was not passing stools properly . So doc prescribed syrup smuth and mouth powder for 2 weeks . From 2 days he is passing motion but still ve frequent urination with small amounts. Is their need of ultrasound scanning ?? Kindly suggest ..
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Dr. Rewati Sharma
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4 yrs exp
Faridabad
Get urine culture done.
Sometimes urine routine comes normal, but culture is required.
Rest constipation needs to be in check that also leads to frequent urination.
Rest if history of burning micturition or pain while passing urine then can be started on antibiotics.
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If it still persists get USG done.
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