Patient's question:
My baby is over three years old this year. Recently, I noticed small bubbles in the urine, especially in the morning urine, which is particularly noticeable. I'm worried that it might be due to blood sugar imbalance, but there's no evidence for it. Multiple observations have shown the same thing, and it seems a bit better during the day.Doctor's answer:
Hello, first of all, the child's fasting blood glucose level does not indicate diabetes. In fact, the presence of small bubbles in the urine is mostly related to diet, such as consuming too much sweet food, fatty food, and so on. If there are no other symptoms, there is generally no need to worry.Suggestions
It is recommended that you first have the child tested for a urinalysis to rule out other diseases. This will give you peace of mind. It is likely related to food. It is suggested not to worry. You can adjust the diet, such as eating more fresh vegetables and fruits, and reducing the intake of sweet foods. Drink more water.