Patient's question:
After weaning, the baby finds it difficult to urinate, turning red with strain, unable to go. Covered in sweat like being washed with water, the initial bowel movements were very hard, but later improved. I had to use glycerin suppositories to help pass them. The baby drinks a lot of water daily, but the urine is yellow. Recently, the baby has also had a cold, drinking plenty of water but urinating very little. What should I do? Is it necessary to take medicine for ( refers to adjusting and nurturing the body)?Doctor's answer:
This situation may be caused by gastrointestinal dysfunction or dehydration. It is recommended that you visit a local regular hospital for follow-up. Under the guidance of a clinical diagnosis doctor, perform tests such as stool analysis to confirm the diagnosis. After a clear diagnosis, symptomatic medication should be administered.The above is advice for the question "Baby has difficulty urinating after weaning." I hope it helps you. Wishing the patient a speedy recovery!