Why does a one and a half year old baby urinate frequently?

Although many single female friends today have not given birth to children or raised children, haven’t they seen a pig run even if they haven’t eaten pork? Many female friends, when seeing those babies, not only think they are cute and adorable, but also find that there is a little problem that almost all babies have in common? No, actually that is not a problem, it should be said that it is a normal behavior of babies. That is, little babies will need to pee in a while, probably less than half an hour. Can this be considered frequent urination in babies? Of course not, but there are babies who do have frequent urination.

Children have small bladders, so they will urinate as soon as they have a little urine. It will be fine after a period of time, and they also know to tell people when they have urinated. This is the process of "understanding"

My baby was like this when he was one year old. He would always "drip" urine all day long, and I always had to change his pants. The highest record was that he changed 10 pairs of pants in one day!

In addition, the weather has been cold recently, which may also be related to the child's frequent urination!

Observe for a few days. If there is no improvement, go to the hospital and ask!

First check the urine routine to rule out urinary tract infection; then check the vulva; it may also be neurogenic urinary frequency.

There are many factors that cause frequent urination in children, such as: increased urine volume (due to drinking water or beverages, too much milk), inflammatory stimulation, non-inflammatory stimulation, bladder or urinary tract positional lesions, neurogenic frequent urination, etc. It is recommended that you first rule out urinary tract infection as the cause of your child's frequent urination. Urinalysis can help with diagnosis, which is manifested by a large number of white blood cells in the urine. Anti-inflammatory treatment is required, and you should drink more water. Second: It is recommended to rule out urethral and seasonal factors, such as frequent urination but not much urine each time, no painful expression when urinating, and no other symptoms. First of all, local factors should be considered, such as inflammation of the urethral orifice, foreskin is too long, or pinworms irritate the genitals. In addition, seasonal factors, polyuria in winter is normal. Third: Neurogenic frequent urination, also known as daytime frequent urination syndrome, is manifested by polyuria during the day, normal at night, and no abnormalities in urine tests. No special treatment is required.

Cause 1: Urinary factors.

2. Dietary factors.

3. Neurological factors.

4. Urinary tract inflammation.

5. Systemic diseases.

2. Symptoms: After a child has a urinary tract infection, the amount of urine each time is not much, but the frequency of urination increases significantly, and there may be symptoms such as urgency and pain when urinating. Because of the pain, children often cry when they urinate. Usually accompanied by systemic symptoms. Such as increased body temperature, loss of appetite, vomiting, etc.

3 Diagnostic criteria 1. No increase in nocturia in children.

2. The frequency of urination decreases when you concentrate.

3. When you feel the urge to defecate, you can temporarily forget about going to the toilet by distracting yourself with other things.

4. No fever or other general discomfort.

4 Treatment 1. When dressing, you must pay attention to keeping the local area warm.

2. Eat more foods containing zinc and antioxidants.

3. Be careful when urinating: children should not hold their urination when they have frequent urination.

4. For frequent urination in children caused by mental factors, the main approach is to distract the child from wanting to urinate.

Therefore, as parents of babies, you must pay more attention to the baby's physical condition. Even a small act of peeing means a lot.