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3 Yr Old Having Cloudy Urine. Any Thoughts ?

Hi there. I have a healthy three year old little girl who has been having cloudy urine . When she is well hydrated it is not as bad. She is not in any pain, no fever , eating normal, drinking normal. We have an appointment today with a pediatrician but we are just concerned. We did a clean catch urine today and it was not cloudy but did had very microscopic white flexs in the urine. The urine color is pale yellow this morning. Any thoughts? Thanks
Tue, 12 Mar 2013
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Hi,
Thank you for your query,
Nothing to worry as your child is asymptomatic.
Cloudy urine may be due to concentrated urine.
But give plenty of water and oral fluids to improve the hydration and urine output.
Just a routine complete urine examination will rule out any urine infection or any abnormality.
Consult your Pediatrician for the examination and urine investigation to rule out the infection.
Hope I have answered your query.
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3 Yr Old Having Cloudy Urine. Any Thoughts ?

Hi, Thank you for your query, Nothing to worry as your child is asymptomatic. Cloudy urine may be due to concentrated urine. But give plenty of water and oral fluids to improve the hydration and urine output. Just a routine complete urine examination will rule out any urine infection or any abnormality. Consult your Pediatrician for the examination and urine investigation to rule out the infection. Hope I have answered your query.