Two thirds of this time is spent with âscreen mediaâ (TV, computers, the Internet, etc.) while reading is less than 20 minutes per day. The time spent with on screen media dramatically increases from the toddler to preschool to school-age years. Children under two have a screen time average of 53 minutes per day.
Possible signs of a urinary tract infection include the following: 1  A burning sensation or pain when you urinate. 2  Feeling like you need to urinate more often than usual.3  Feeling the urge to urinate but not being able to. 4  Leaking a little urine. 5  Cloudy, dark, smelly or bloody urine.ossible signs of a urinary tract infection include the following: 1  A burning sensation or pain when you urinate. 2  Feeling like you need to urinate more often than usual.
Diagnosis of a urinary tract infection is typically based on the medical history obtained by your doctor. Your doctor may also order a urine test and/or urine culture to help aid in the diagnosis. Once the diagnosis is made, a urinary tract infection is typically treated with a course of antibiotics. In addition, your doctor will likely advise you to drinking plenty of fluids to help flush out the bladder. Both bladder and kidney infections can be treated with oral antibiotics.