You may be right, I’ve read that up to 50% of children with UTIs can have a false negative urinalysis, so In children younger than 2-years-old, a negative urinalysis does not rule out a urinary tract infection.Most consider young girls to be at the highest risk for UTI, except for the neonatal period, when neonatal boys actually have a higher risk than girls. Children with UTIs are managed differently based on the age. In well appearing children, this infection can be treated as an outpatient with oral antibiotics.
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