Baby's bottom always has yellow water

In daily life, the baby's skin is very delicate. Sometimes mothers will find that the baby's buttocks are always leaking yellow water. In this case, don't panic. First, find the cause and prescribe the right medicine. If your baby's buttocks always have yellow fluid flowing out, it may be caused by neonatal diarrhea, or it may be caused by inappropriate diapers, leading to diaper dermatitis. In this case, it is recommended to try other brands of diapers.

1. The baby's bottom is always leaking yellow water, which should be the clinical manifestation of neonatal diarrhea. The causes of neonatal diarrhea can be divided into three categories: intestinal infection, extraintestinal infection and non-infectious diarrhea. Intestinal infection mainly occurs in artificially fed or mixed-fed newborns, due to unclean milk utensils, leading to oral infection. The most serious is neonatal epidemic diarrhea, which often occurs in the neonatal ward in the hospital. The bacteria are transmitted to the newborn through the mother's birth canal, and then spread by the hands of medical staff.

2. If the baby's buttocks always have yellow fluid flowing out, it may be diaper dermatitis, and the possibility of eczema cannot be ruled out. Guidance: Open the diaper regularly to ventilate and allow the skin to come into contact with oxygen, which is beneficial for recovery. You can go to the hospital and use oxygen to blow on the damaged skin, which will help recovery. If necessary, switch to another brand of diapers. It is recommended that, under the premise of ensuring that the child does not catch a cold, try not to wrap the little butt too tightly. When cleaning the butt, try to wash it with water. If you wash it with a cloth, do not rub it, but press it, and be sure to be gentle, so as not to easily damage the child's delicate skin. Otherwise, the child will cry very hard. If the child cries very hard for no reason, pay attention to see if the skin on the butt is red, which means the child is uncomfortable. To prevent this diaper dermatitis, you can also apply a layer of ointment on the baby's buttocks after each washing. Also, be sure to change diapers in a timely manner and open them to ventilate the area to avoid irritation to the delicate skin caused by ammonia released when urine and feces decompose.