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Stomach Hurts When Trying To Urinate. Change In The Colour Of Bowel Movement. Reason?

My 5 year old daughter had to pee but could not get it out. She said her belly hurt during the time she was attempting to urinate. Last bowel movement was Thursday evening and rock like appearance. Wednesday evening her BM was more red in color, nothing she ate to my knowledge could off tinted it red, Wednesday evening she did have a green icy, which I did see that Thursday evening in her BM still with some red. What could be causing all of this?
Thu, 25 Apr 2013
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Hi and welcome to HCM.
It seems like she has urinary infection and it should be evaluated. This is common in young girl and usually is well treated by antibiotics but as I said the diagnosis should be confirmed by urine analysis and abdominal ultrasounds. Uroinfection is commonly causing abdominal pain but it is also possible that there might be digestive disorder but I sugegst to go step by step and rule out urogenital problems first.
Wish you good health.
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Stomach Hurts When Trying To Urinate. Change In The Colour Of Bowel Movement. Reason?

Hi and welcome to HCM. It seems like she has urinary infection and it should be evaluated. This is common in young girl and usually is well treated by antibiotics but as I said the diagnosis should be confirmed by urine analysis and abdominal ultrasounds. Uroinfection is commonly causing abdominal pain but it is also possible that there might be digestive disorder but I sugegst to go step by step and rule out urogenital problems first. Wish you good health.