From what've explained it's most likely she has urinary tract infection.
Kindly take her to see a doctor for proper evaluation including urine lab tests to confirm the infection and appropriate antibiotics treatments.
And if it has also been a long-standing complaint, you need to see a paediatrician who may refer to a paediatric nephrologist to rule out abnormalities in the urinary tract.
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Kindly take her to see a doctor for proper evaluation including urine lab tests to confirm the infection and appropriate antibiotics treatments.
And if it has also been a long-standing complaint, you need to see a paediatrician who may refer to a paediatric nephrologist to rule out abnormalities in the urinary tract.