What is the reason for low urine output in children?

1. Large water loss

There is a very direct relationship between a baby's low urine output and water loss. If a child is more active and sweats more, the amount of urine will definitely decrease. Especially in spring and autumn, and summer, urine may be less than in winter. This is also a normal phenomenon, because children may sweat more in summer, spring and autumn, their appetite will decrease, they will eat less breast milk, and the number of bowel movements will naturally decrease.

Nursing: If a child loses a lot of water, you need to replenish the baby with more water, let him drink more water, eat fresh vegetables and fruits, etc.

2. Causes of illness

A baby's low urine output is also related to the baby's illness. For example, if a child catches a cold, vomiting, or diarrhea will reduce the amount of urine. This is because their body is dehydrated, resulting in less urine secretion and less bowel movements. In addition, if a child has a fever, he will sweat too much, which will also lead to a decrease in urine.

3. Nursing:

If your baby is sick, especially if he has a fever and vomiting, which causes dehydration, you should give him plenty of water and rehydration salts to replenish his body with water in time.

The child's drinking habit should be cultivated slowly. Use a bottle, a spoon or a small bowl. Do not force them to drink, so as not to create a rebellious mentality. You can feed them small amounts of water multiple times, and feed them scientifically to help your baby develop good drinking habits.