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dd1 complaining of a sore wee-wee off and on... should I worry?

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ready4anotherCoffee · 03/11/2008 09:13

She's mentioned it off and on over the weekend, but there's no sign of any soreness, and 5 mins later she's off running around again... WWYD???

she's 2.9 btw

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bellavita · 03/11/2008 09:16

I would probably ring the Dr's surgery and ask their advice. You may have to take a sample in.

ready4anotherCoffee · 03/11/2008 09:24

Thought as much. should be interesting!

We have a strict policy of wait and see, then telephone consultation, dragging my tribe to the surgery is to be avoided

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tatt · 03/11/2008 09:30

always check it out. With little girls urinary problems aren't obvious and one of my former colleagues had real problems with his girls because they didn't worry at first. Usually it will be nothing much so I wouldn't have dashed to the doc out of hours but I would ask their advice now.

bellavita · 03/11/2008 09:35

Hope you get it sorted.

dinny · 03/11/2008 09:35

you have to be careful with potential UTIS as they can cause kidney infection/scarring if left untreated

complaining of being sore when she wees is a symptom, so go to the doc armed with a urine sample

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