Newborn not urinating

If a newborn baby does not urinate, you should pay attention to it. There are many reasons why a child does not urinate. This may be related to the loss of water in the body. For example, if a child has diarrhea or abnormal renal function, it may cause such symptoms. Parents should pay attention to replenishing their children with water. If any abnormal situation occurs, they should go to the hospital for examination in time.

Why doesn't my baby urinate?

1. Related to water loss in the body:

Because babies are more active and sweat more, their urine output will decrease. If the baby is not replenished with water in time after sweating, he may not urinate for a day. If the inability to urinate is caused by water loss in the body, parents need to replenish the baby with water, let the baby drink more water, and eat more fresh vegetables and fruits to promote the baby's urination.

2. Diarrhea:

If the baby has diarrhea, catches a cold, or vomits, it is easy for the baby to become dehydrated, resulting in less urine secretion, fewer bowel movements, or even no urination for a day. If the baby's failure to urinate is caused by diarrhea, parents need to give the baby water in time and take the child to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible.

3. Abnormal renal function:

If your baby does not urinate for a day, it may be that there is something wrong with his kidney function. If the baby has not urinated for more than 12 hours, parents need to take the baby to the hospital for a detailed examination immediately.

Warm reminder: Although the baby's lack of urine for one day may be caused by water loss, it may also be caused by diarrhea or abnormal kidney function. Therefore, it is recommended that parents take the baby to the hospital for examination in time to see what the specific cause is so as to provide symptomatic treatment.

What happens if the baby doesn’t urinate for a day? The above is the relevant introduction to this issue. I hope that through the above introduction, parents can pay attention to the baby’s failure to urinate for a day, and take the baby to the hospital for examination in time. If it is caused by a disease, the baby should be treated as soon as possible to avoid affecting the baby’s health.