Why does my child keep peeing?

Children's organs are not fully developed, so various problems are inevitable. Parents should observe them in time. For example, some parents ask why their children keep urinating? In most cases, this is a normal physiological phenomenon. Children who drink a lot of water but have a smaller bladder will urinate more frequently. In addition, children's metabolism is relatively active, which is also one of the reasons for frequent urination.

What should I do if my child keeps urinating?

Some parents always encounter the situation that their babies urinate frequently. This situation has a lot to do with the baby's drinking water. The reason why they urinate more frequently is mainly due to their vigorous metabolism, increased heat generation in the body, and active water metabolism.

Because the baby's bladder capacity is small, the frequency of urination will naturally increase accordingly. Careful parents may find that a normal baby may urinate up to 15 times a day, about 10 times in early childhood, and 6-7 times a day in school-age babies. At the same time, factors such as ambient temperature, water intake, and individual differences of each child will also have a certain impact on urination, so it cannot be generalized.

What should I do if my child always has diarrhea?

If the baby's diarrhea is caused by indigestion, the first thing to do is to control his diet. Try to let the baby avoid eating beans, leeks, rice and other foods that are difficult to digest. Let the baby eat more steamed buns (baked steamed buns are better and have a stomach-strengthening effect) and drink porridge. You can also try to feed the baby some hawthorn water and other digestive foods to relieve the child's indigestion. And the daily food intake should be controlled. Don't let your baby eat too much in one meal. It is better to eat small meals frequently.

If the child keeps urinating, parents should observe whether the child is given too much water. They should control the number of times the child is given water and let the baby do more physical exercise. If the child urinates frequently for a long time, you can take the baby to the hospital for examination to see if it is caused by a urinary tract infection. You must actively treat your baby's illness and remember not to be careless.