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    UTIs in toddlers?

    Does anyone have any experience with this...?
    We're going to urgent care tomorrow if dd has another rough night.
    married to an anesthesia attending
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    Last edited by weeniegeniewife; 12-08-2010, 05:53 PM.
    Married to a peds surgeon attending

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      Originally posted by alison View Post
      Does anyone have any experience with this...?
      We're going to urgent care tomorrow if dd has another rough night.
      I don't specifically, but I know that if DD is a bit dehydrated (from not wanting to stop playing long enough to drink) she starts showing signs that mimic a UTI. Once her fluid levels are back up, she is fine.
      Kris

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        Thanks! I've sent you a pm, but I do hope this is just something that resembles a UTI. She doesn't have a fever.
        married to an anesthesia attending

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        • #5
          If she's putting her hands in her diaper, then it's extremely likely. My friends daughter gave herself UTIs all the time.

          J.

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          • #6
            I had UTI's all the damn time when I was little. Not unheard of. Poor peanut.

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              Dd wasn't running a fever when we took her in yesterday. The doctor was hesitant to cath her without the presence of a fever. And by then, she was chipper and back to her usual self. It was good that we could rule out an ear infection while we were there, and we could get some advice on dd's constipation issues, but man..... What a long day in urgent care that was! All for a false alarm! Thanks, J, for your help!!!

              Dd did sleep great last night. 8pm-10am. So, I do think she's fighting something.
              married to an anesthesia attending

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