2-year-old baby cries and says it hurts when he pees

A 2-year-old baby cries and says it hurts when he urinates, and his vulva becomes red. This situation is probably caused by getting a fever, and the baby needs to drink more water. A 2-year-old baby cries and says it hurts when he urinates, but there is no redness in the vulva. This situation is likely caused by urethritis. If this is the case, it is recommended that the mother take the baby to the hospital to test the baby's urine and receive treatment according to the doctor's advice.

Treatment of urethritis in babies:

1. Drink plenty of water to increase urine volume and flush urethral secretions during urination;

2. Use sedative, analgesic and antispasmodic drugs to relieve pain;

3. Take some rest;

4. For antibiotic treatment, cephalosporins can be selected;

Also pay attention to the following aspects:

1. Develop the habit of washing hands: There are a large number of pathogenic microorganisms on human hands, such as chlamydia, mycoplasma, etc., which can invade the urethra through defecation and cause infection. Therefore, it is also very important to develop good hygiene habits, especially before meals and after defecation.

2. Clean the vulva and anus frequently: Pay attention to the order when cleaning, wash the vulva first and then the anus, and never do the other way around; towels and basins should be used by one person only, otherwise bacteria can easily invade the urethral opening.

3. Choose high-quality children's special wash or wash with warm water: Be sure to buy products from regular manufacturers to prevent inferior products from destroying the body's normal flora and reducing local resistance.

4. Drink as much water as possible: Clinically proven, drinking plenty of water every day and urinating every 2-3 hours can prevent the reproduction of bacteria in the urinary tract and reduce the incidence of urinary tract infections. This is the most practical and effective way to prevent urinary tract infections.

5. Pay attention to personal hygiene: take a bath frequently, tub baths are not recommended, and clothes should be stored separately; change underwear frequently, especially new underwear or underwear that has not been worn for a long time, which should be washed and dried before wearing; wear cotton underwear that is breathable and moisture-absorbent, and try to avoid wearing tight pants or jeans.

6. Choose cotton underwear: Avoid wearing tight pants and underwear, choose sweat-absorbent and comfortable cotton underwear to keep the genitals clean and dry, reducing the chance of bacterial growth.

7. Ensure adequate sleep and a regular life. There will be no problem as long as it is treated in time. If oral medication is ineffective, it is best to give intravenous infusion. At the same time, the vulva should be washed with potassium permanganate solution every day. The amount of potassium permanganate should be enough to make the warm water turn light pink.