Patient's question:
What I'm asking is, my daughter used the corner of a stool today to urinate and slightly scraped her skin. She gently scratched it with her hand inside and noticed some damage. What should I do? My daughter feels quite painful, and I'm afraid to use disinfectant or other things for fear of hurting her. Teach me. What kind of assistance is needed: How should I treat and prevent this kind of injury?Doctor's answer:
Children are naturally active, and they often sustain various injuries without notice. Therefore, no matter how busy you are, it is essential to keep a close eye on them to prevent unnecessary scrapes and bumps. Your daughter accidentally injured the area around the urethra. It is recommended not to let the child scratch or touch it with their hands. Instead, it is best to dress the child in loose and soft pants to avoid infection. You should take her to the hospital for a thorough examination to determine if there is any injury to the vagina.