Patient's question:
Speak simple words, every time whether it's urinating or defecating, he always calls it "biànbàn." Every time he needs to be helped to take off his pants. But recently, I've noticed that the baby has started to urinate frequently and urgently. Sometimes, before she can take off her pants, she has already wet her pants. Sometimes she calls out urgently, but only a few drops come out when she urinates. What kind of assistance is needed: What could be the reason for a two-year-old girl's frequent and urgent urination?Doctor's answer:
Frequent urination and urinary urgency are symptoms where the baby's urination frequency increases, with a sudden need to urinate but very little urine volume each time. The most common causes are urinary tract infections, perineal infections, and pinworm infections. A urinary tract infection refers to a bacterial infection in any part of the urinary system, including the kidneys, ureters, bladder, and urethra.When you notice the baby crying during urination, or the urine has a different odor than usual, slightly foul-smelling, or the urination frequency keeps increasing, it is necessary to take the baby to the hospital for a urine test to diagnose the condition.
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