Patient's question:
After a while, I went to the bathroom... Is there something wrong?Doctor's answer:
Urination is a complex process. The brain and related nerves directly control the bladder, and bladder contraction expels urine. In infants under a few months old, the bladder muscle layer is relatively thin, and the elastic tissue is not yet fully developed. Their urine storage function is poor, the nervous system's control and regulation of urination are weak, and the kidneys' concentrating function for urine is also poor. Additionally, since infants only consume liquids, they urinate frequently, up to ten times a day.