Patient's question:
The little girl is about to turn three years old. Today, while washing her buttocks, I got close to smell it, and it had a slight odor. It's only noticeable when you get very close. At a distance of 10 cm, you can't smell it anymore. You have to get very close to detect a faint smell of rotten eggs. Is this normal? It doesn't smell like urine, but it does have a slight odor, and there are no secretions. After washing, it seems to have no smell anymore.Doctor's answer:
Based on your symptoms, it is suspected that the situation you described may be in the child. Generally speaking, it doesn't cause too much interference, as long as you keep the child's external genitalia dry and clean, prevent friction, drink more water, urinate more frequently, and enhance the body's metabolism. The above is advice on this issue. I hope it helps you, and wish you a speedy recovery!