My 5 year old daughter has been diagnosed with a neurogenic bladder. She has to use the bathroom about every two hours or she will have an accident. She is on oxybutin 5mg a day (controlled release pill).

A year ago, she had an ultrasound on her bladder and kidneys. Her bladder showed everything was normal, and she was able to empty it well. But they found calcium deposits on her kidneys. At first her pediatrician was very worried, but after further testing showed that she didn't have very much calcium in her urine and the blood test came back normal, he said that all kids probably have calcium deposits in their kidneys.

She has been having accidents more frequently even though she is voiding regularly and she is on the medicine. In her entire life, she has only had 1 diagnosed UTI and that was about 6 months ago.

I did a home UTI test today, and it was very very positive for Leuk. but negative for Nitrates.

I have taken her into the Doctor before, only to have them tell me that it has to be positive for Nitrates for it to be considered a UTI.

Could something in her kidneys be causing extra white blood cells in her urine? Could it be causing her bladder problems?