Abstract
Determining the cause of haematuria in children often causes significant difficulties, especially for outpatients, due to the large number of diseases with increased quantity of red blood cells in urine and complexity of such patients examination.
 The frequency and features of haematuria have been defined in outpatient children and teenagers. The frequency of haematuria in 2018-2021 was on average 4,5 %, increasing significantly from 2,4 % in 2018 to 8,3 % in 2021. The most cases of haematuria after a hot summer can relate to increased concentration of salt components in urine due to insufficient drinking intake. Haematuria identified in outpatient children was not a manifestation of severe diseases with poor prognosis (tumors, tuberculosis). It was small, transient, and disappeared in most patients after increased fluid intake, nutrition and physical activity correction, antibacterial medicines and phytotherapy appointment in urinary tract infection
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