What to do if your child's urinary area is red

Once a female friend gets married and has children, she will inevitably take care of the children at home. As a first-time mother, she doesn’t know a lot of knowledge, especially when it comes to taking care of children. So what should you do if your child’s urinary area is red? First of all, we should be clear about the reason why this incident occurred, which is mainly due to improper care, so we must pay attention to care, change diapers more often, and wash underwear separately from adults. Girls should try not to wear open-crotch pants as soon as possible.

Many parents do not know how to correctly care for their baby's private parts, so problems can easily occur. For example, redness of the baby's urinary area is a common phenomenon. After discovering this phenomenon, many parents and friends feel very guilty and want to know how to solve the problem of red urine in their baby. So, what should they do if their baby’s urine is red?

Clean the vulva. During infancy, the child should be washed and dried after each bowel movement. The vulva should be cleaned every night. The basin and cloth should be dedicated, the water should be clean, and do not use dirty water for washing your face or wiping your body. It is recommended to use clean water instead of chemical reagents.

Don't let girls wear open-crotch pants. Underwear should be changed and washed frequently, and kept separate from adult underwear when washing to prevent contamination.

Avoid letting children jump or sit astride hard objects to prevent injuries. When a mother suffers from urogenital diseases such as trichomoniasis and gonorrhea, she should not sleep in the same bed with her child, let alone take a bath together, to avoid infection.

When wiping a child's butt, you should wipe from front to back, not in the opposite direction, to prevent feces from contaminating the urethral and vaginal openings. When wiping a child's butt, you should wipe from front to back, not in the opposite direction, to prevent feces from contaminating the urethral and vaginal openings. In order to better prevent vulvovaginitis in baby girls or young girls, diapers with strong absorbency and good breathability should be used, and they should be washed and changed frequently to maintain hygiene. The vulva should be cleaned after defecation to prevent feces from not being wiped clean and contaminating the perineum. Wear crotch-closed pants as early as possible to reduce the chance of genital exposure and contamination.

In order to better prevent vulvovaginitis in baby girls or young girls, diapers with strong absorbency and good breathability should be used, and they should be washed and changed frequently to maintain hygiene. The vulva should be cleaned after defecation to prevent feces from not being wiped clean and contaminating the perineum. Wear crotch-closed pants as early as possible to reduce the chance of genital exposure and contamination.