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Child Passes Huge Amounts Of Urine. Had Surgery For Pyloric Stenosis As An Infant. Could It Be Due To Surgery?

My 2 year had the surgery for pyloric stenosis when she was about 2 or 3 months old. As a toddler, after she eats, she can pee a river. Have to change her diaper two or three times to keep from over flowing. Not like this in between meals. Have to change her two or three times before go to bed or will over flow in bed. I have 9 children and this is the only one that does this. Could it be because of the surgery? If not, is there anything else to be concerned about or just play it off that this is just her.
Mon, 8 Jul 2013
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hi,
it is not because of surgery.

may be it is due to diabetes incipidus (hormonal problem- pituitary or renal)
urine examination (sp. gravity) USG abdomen is needed.

or it may be due to excessive water intake, but you have not mention about it in history, so it is ruled out.

it may occur with diuretic therapy, but as per history she is not using any medication so it is also ruled out.
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Child Passes Huge Amounts Of Urine. Had Surgery For Pyloric Stenosis As An Infant. Could It Be Due To Surgery?

hi, it is not because of surgery. may be it is due to diabetes incipidus (hormonal problem- pituitary or renal) urine examination (sp. gravity) USG abdomen is needed. or it may be due to excessive water intake, but you have not mention about it in history, so it is ruled out. it may occur with diuretic therapy, but as per history she is not using any medication so it is also ruled out.