I think my 3 yr old daughter has an overactive bladder.?

Question

What will the doctor tell and what are the treatments available? Any meds available?

Answer 1

You should observe her closely to see if this is so due to the amount of liquid intake. I`ve had my fair share of UTIs and if a child had one, you`d know. There`s usually a burning sensation and belly pains associated with UTI. Usually, kids grow out of the need to go so frequently. There are treatments such as Detrol but I think that`s for adults. I think you should monitor her closely before coming to any conclusions.

Answer 2

It sounds like she may have a UTI and needs to go to the doctor.  

Answer 3

My dd who is now 6 has had this prob for as long as I can remember.

Does your dd have regular bowl movements? That is the prob with my dd when she isn't regular it affects how often and how much she pees.. I know sounds weird but the dr put her on some medicine to help her stay regular with her bowls and now she doesn't need to pee as often