Patient's question:
My child has always been quite healthy. But recently, I've noticed something's a bit off. I asked him, and he said he always feels the urge to poop, but when I see him urinate, there isn't much urine. Sudden frequent urination with small amounts—what could be the reason?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, it is considered that the cause is a urinary tract infection. You can go to the hospital to have a routine urine test. In daily life, you should give the baby more water to help flush out bacteria from the urethra. You can also take some anti-inflammatory medication for treatment. Eat more fresh fruits and vegetables to prevent the child from having stomach problems. Before the baby takes a nap in the evening, you can reduce the amount of water they drink to avoid holding urine and bedwetting. The daily treatment for patients with urological diseases mainly focuses on symptomatic treatment. Patients can take oral medications, supplement with vitamins, and pay attention to regular sleep patterns, as well as avoiding alcohol. We hope that urological patients can recover quickly!