#AskTheExpert hello doctor, my son passing urine with difficult. elders say it to be excess heat. is that true? what can be done for him to make him better. pls advice

1 Answer

Dr Sameer awadhiyaGuardian of 2 children2 years ago

A. it may be urine infection here there after you can consult with your local doctor and so get proper guidance for this accordingly to clegiar all your doubts further in proper way and it would be helpful .

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