What's wrong with the child not wanting to urinate?

Patient's question:

Patient Age: Nine and a half months
Detailed Condition and Purpose of Consultation: The child has been weaned for more than half a month. Some children don't urinate much at night, but he still needs to urinate two or three times. Is this normal? Please ask the doctor.

Doctor's answer:

Hello, your child has experienced a decrease in appetite and excessive sweating, which could be due to two possible reasons: either the child has caught a cold or has poor spleen and stomach function. If there is no fever, it is likely due to poor spleen and stomach function. In this case, you can cook millet porridge and take the "oil" that floats on top to give to your child. This is both nutritious and easy to digest, and it is guaranteed to be free of additives, making it suitable for children.
Keep the abdomen warm and gently massage it in a clockwise direction to promote digestion. Wishing you good health.