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What Causes Frequent Urination Symptoms On Walking?

I have a 10 yr old boy. For the past ?4? days, he keeps having these episodes, usually but not always it seems to be at a place that involves a good bit of walking (wal-mart or the park for example) Within about half hour or so he starts running to the bathroom - repeatedly - thinking he has to go pee RIGHT NOW ! When he gets there , sometimes he goes , sometimes not. He doesn t seem to have any other symptoms though?
Wed, 17 Sep 2014
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He may be suffering from Urinary Tract infection. Get a urine routine examination and culture done. UTI can sometimes present with no other symptoms. Try to teach him not to manipulate his private parts. If the reports comes normal then its a habit which has to be corrected by proper counseling.
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What Causes Frequent Urination Symptoms On Walking?

He may be suffering from Urinary Tract infection. Get a urine routine examination and culture done. UTI can sometimes present with no other symptoms. Try to teach him not to manipulate his private parts. If the reports comes normal then its a habit which has to be corrected by proper counseling.