Pink on baby diapers

Careful parents usually pay more attention to their baby's every move, and want to quickly and thoroughly understand some reactions of the baby's body. When changing diapers for children, they will find pink stuff on the diapers. It depends on whether it is stool or urine. This may be a warning of a minor illness and may also be related to diet.

If the child has no abnormal behavior, continue to observe the urine. If the pink color still appears, you need to go to the hospital for examination. However, you need to rule out some of the colors of the child's complementary foods first. For example, red vegetables may cause red urine. Children who have already added complementary foods should be fed an appropriate amount of water every day, especially in hot weather. Children should drink boiled water, not fruit juice, etc.

The baby's urine is a signal to judge the child's health. By observing the baby's urine color, urine smell, and urine volume, you can understand the baby's physical condition. Parents should judge according to the situation to determine whether treatment is needed.

Baby urine color

Normal fresh urine should be colorless or slightly yellow, and basically clear and transparent in appearance. After being left for a while, there will be a little sediment at the bottom. The urine color of most kidney disease patients will change, and the change varies with the type of disease.

abnormal:

1) Brown, brown-black

Needless to say, you'd be very concerned if you saw tan or brownish-black urine. Judging from the urine production process and the substances it contains, this situation is mostly a symptom of kidney diseases such as kidney stones, renal failure, rapidly progressive nephritis, lupus nephropathy, and uremia.

2) Red

If you find that your child's urine is red, you should first rule out whether it is caused by medication or food. If not, you should be careful! Kidney diseases that can cause hematuria include acute and chronic renal failure, nephrotic syndrome, uremia, rapidly progressive kidney disease, lupus nephropathy, etc.

3) Yellowish brown, yellowish green, brownish green

If you find rare colors such as yellowish brown, yellowish green, or brownish green urine, it is mostly caused by increased urinary bilirubin and urobilinogen, which is common in kidney diseases such as latent nephritis, chronic renal failure, hydronephrosis, renal tuberculosis, and pyelonephritis.

4) Milky white

In addition to the above urine colors, there may also be blue and milky white urine, which may also be abnormal urine caused by kidney disease.

Tips: When a normal baby sweats a lot and drinks little water, the urine color tends to be darker.

In addition, the urine of newborn babies is dark and slightly turbid in the first few days, and turns light red after cooling. This is the crystallization of urate, which will disappear after a few days and is a normal phenomenon.

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