What should I do if my child doesn’t urinate for a day?

Urination is a normal metabolism. People need to excrete a certain amount of urine every day to maintain a healthy state of body. Therefore, people's health status can be seen from their urination behavior. For example, children are prone to urination problems. Let's see what to do if a child does not urinate for a day? I hope everyone can understand this and actively look for solutions.

For healthy children, they will urinate about four or five times a day. Urinating is beneficial for detoxification, and it can also excrete junk food that children have eaten through urine, which can reduce the toxins remaining in the child's body. However, not every child is so healthy. Some children do not urinate for a day, which makes parents unable to understand and they don’t know what’s going on. In fact, most of the time, children do not urinate for a day because they are getting angry, so it is best for parents not to let their children eat irritating foods.

1. If a child does not defecate for a day, it is usually because of getting angry. So at this time, parents can buy some fruits with more water for the children to eat. If the children do not eat it, the fruits can be made into juice, which is easier to swallow and tastes better. Children will drink it, and slowly the children will defecate.

2. Sometimes a child’s failure to urinate for a day has a lot to do with the weather, especially in summer. Because the weather is hot in summer, the water in the child’s body will slowly be lost. At this time, in the absence of water, urine will continue to decompose. At this time, parents can give their children more water, so that after an hour or several hours, the child will urinate.

3. It is very bad for a child not to urinate for a day. Parents should let the child drink more water every day and eat more fruits and vegetables. These foods are rich in water. Eat more. If the child still does not urinate, it is best to go to the hospital for a check-up to see if there is any problem with the child's bladder. If not, generally there is no need to worry. As long as the child drinks more water, he will urinate.