What is the cause of children's urine dripping and leakage? What should I do if my baby drips urine?

Urine dripping is a common symptom of urinary tract infection, which may also occur in babies. New mothers often do not know what causes urinary tract infection and what measures should be taken.

1 Inflammation or neurogenic urinary frequency is caused by some inflammation, such as neurogenic urinary frequency and other symptoms. Some children may also have dribbling urine if they have cystitis or mild urinary tract infection. For older children, if they wet their pants or have enuresis for a long time, they will not be able to raise their heads in front of many people, especially classmates. This has a great impact on the psychological shadow of children. Parents can treat their children by giving them some antibiotics or Chinese medicine prescriptions.

2 Urinary tract infection is the most common urinary tract infection in children. Parents can give their children some antiviral drugs appropriately, or give their children more immune-enhancing supplements in daily life, and take their children to exercise regularly, mainly to improve their immune function. In daily life, urge children to drink more warm water, and pay more attention to their diet during the treatment period. They cannot eat spicy food or irritating food, nor can they eat cold snacks.

1 Go to the hospital for examination and treatment. Generally speaking, if a boy does not urinate completely, you need to be alert to pathological factors. At this time, you should take the baby to the hospital for examination immediately. Because the child has a special physique and is still in the development stage, the baby’s situation may be a problem with the urinary system.

2. Train the sphincter group. The main pathogenesis of baby's dripping urine is that the baby's urethral bulbospongiosus muscle does not discharge the urine in the urethra in time at the end of urination. When the baby's urination ends, the bladder neck will close in advance, so the urine in the posterior urethra is not discharged from the body. When the sphincter outside the urethra relaxes, the baby will have dripping urine. Parents need to exercise the pelvic floor muscles and urethral sphincter, let the child hold the urine when urinating halfway, and train its muscles.

3. Do a routine urine test. If your baby often drips urine, it is recommended to do a routine urine test, mainly to check whether there is inflammation in the baby's urine, or whether the white blood cell index exceeds the standard. If there is a need to consider urinary tract infection, the child needs to be given anti-inflammatory treatment. After the disease is controlled, the baby's dripping urine will be alleviated.

Children's dribbling will not get better on its own, and they need to go to the hospital to check the cause and treat it symptomatically. Children's dribbling is often caused by relaxation of the bladder and urethral sphincter, or urethral malformation. For long-term dribbling, you need to go to the hospital for a comprehensive examination to determine the cause. If it is caused by relaxation of the bladder and urethral sphincter, you need to exercise the pelvic floor muscles and urethral sphincter, let the child hold the urine when he is halfway through urinating, and train its muscles.

1. Oliguria: The urine volume in 24 hours is less than 400ml or less than 17ml/h, which is mostly caused by external urine retention.

2. Polyuria: 24-hour urine volume is more than 2500ml. The reason may be due to drinking too much water, but more often it is caused by renal tubular insufficiency, diabetes, neurotic thirst, central diabetes insipidus, etc.

3. Anuria: The urine volume in 24 hours is less than 100 ml. This is usually caused by renal failure, uremia, urinary obstruction, ureteral stones, severe dehydration, etc.

4. Frequent urination at night: The urine volume from 8 pm to 8 am the next day is higher than 750 ml.