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[|Human|] My 3 year old daughter has had a low to moderate fever off and on for just over a week now. She has congestion, headache, sore throat, cough, runny nose and is fatigued. However, my major concern is that she often complains of what seems to be a stabbing pain in her abdomen. The doctor has checked her twice this week and has ruled out strep but is concerned she may have a UTI. But my toddler has only been recently potty trained and would not urinate in the cup when she was at the doctor s office. I ve asked her if she has pain when she urinates but she denies this. Could she already have a bladder infection? Is there something we are missing?
[|AI|]  Hi, Thank you for asking question on Chat Doctor. Female child Chat Doctor. You may use Cyclops syrup 2-3 times daily to control pain abdomen. Plenty of water may help dilute the infection and free passage of urine. Better get the urine checked for infection as well as USG scanning of abdomen. Paracetamol 15 mg/kg/dose to reduce fever as and when necessary. Hope this answer will serve your purposeless feel free to ask any more queries if requiredTake care