URINATION, PAIN WITH
Symptoms | When to call | Homecare Advice
Symptom Definition
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Discomfort
(pain, burning or stinging) when passing urine.
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In children too young to talk, suspect pain if your child begins
to cry regularly while passing urine.
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Urgency (can't wait) and frequency (passing small amounts) of
urination may be associated.
Cause
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Main cause
in young girls: an irritation and redness of the vulva and opening of the urethra
from bubble bath, shampoo or soapy bath water.
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Barton Schmitt, M.D. FAAP
Reviewed 8/2004
Revised 8/2004
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