Patient's question:
My daughter told me today that she is experiencing severe pain when urinating. Because the toilet in her kindergarten is of the type with a toilet bowl, and many people use it, it is very dirty. I suspect it might be a urinary tract infection in children. Hello, what kind of medicine is good for treating urinary tract infections in children?Doctor's answer:
First, you should go to the hospital for a few tests, including a urinalysis and a blood test. The diagnosis is a urinary tract infection. Systematic treatment should be implemented, and it is absolutely not advisable to use medication blindly on your own. For children with urinary tract infections, it is necessary to take many children-specific medications under the guidance of a doctor. These medications are mostly anti-inflammatory antibiotics, and they should not be taken randomly. This is because children are very young and have weak immune systems, making them easily susceptible to infections. It is essential to seek treatment as early as possible. It is recommended that patients drink more water and urinate frequently. Urination has the effect of cleaning the urethra, which can help prevent bacterial growth. Additionally, patients should pay attention to hygiene, take frequent baths, and change their clothes often. Wearing loose, breathable cotton underwear is also advisable. In terms of diet, it should be much lighter.