Five month old baby's urine is red

As soon as the baby is born, he becomes the most cared-for person in the family, and his every move affects the mood of the whole family. If the baby is not feeling well, parents will be very worried. Recently, the editor found that some people were asking about the issue of red urine in 5-month-old babies. Normal urine is not very dark in color and does not have a strong odor. So why does a five-month-old baby have red urine?

Guidance:

Pay attention to the therapeutic effect. Drink enough water every day. It is best not to use diapers for the time being to reduce irritation to the skin. If observation is ineffective, go to the hospital for treatment.

Urinalysis is one of the “three major routine” items in medical examinations. Proteinuria or formed elements in urine sediment can be seen in the early stages of many kidney diseases. It also has important reference value for the diagnosis of certain systemic diseases and diseases of other organs in the body that affect urine changes, such as diabetes, blood diseases, liver and gallbladder diseases, hemorrhagic fever, etc. At the same time, urine tests can also reflect the treatment effect and prognosis of some diseases. This examination can be used to determine the corresponding symptoms.

1. Urine color, normal range: light yellow.

2. Urine transparency, normal range: clear

3. Uric acid alkalinity (urine pH value), normal range: generally acidic

4. Uric acid alkalinity (urine pH value), normal range: generally acidic

5. Normal range of red blood cells: male: 0, female: 0-2 (high power field); normal range of white blood cells: male: 0-3, female: 0-5 (high power field); granular casts, normal range: none; transparent casts, normal range: none or occasionally

6. Protein, normal range: negative; sugar, normal range: negative; ketone bodies, normal range: negative; urobilinogen, below 1:20 (qualitative); <8 mg% (quantitative); bilirubin, normal range: negative.

Inappropriate groups: Generally there are no inappropriate groups.

Taboos before the examination: Do not eat after 9 o'clock the night before the examination, but you can drink water. Do not eat or drink water after getting up in the morning on the day of the examination to facilitate accurate examination.

Requirements for inspection:

1. When collecting urine samples, please select a wide-mouth glass bottle that can hold more than 20 ml and be sure to wash it clean before use.

2. It is best to collect the first urine sample in the morning for testing. When collecting urine, it is best to urinate some first before collecting it.

3. Female patients are generally not advised to have urine collected for examination during menstruation.

The doctor collects the patient's urine and conducts a urine separation test through the laboratory to determine whether the amount of various components in the urine exceeds the standard. The doctor must be careful during the test to avoid mistakes. This inspection requires complete equipment and experienced and highly qualified experts to ensure that the inspection results are scientific and accurate.