Babies urinate more frequently compared to adults. Abnormal urine indicates that there are some aspects of the body that are abnormal, such as internal heat, urinary tract infection, drinking less water, etc., all of which can lead to abnormal urine. Is it normal for a four month old baby to have particularly yellow urine?
Under normal circumstances, a baby's urine is yellowish or colorless, with a relatively light color. Of course, this is closely related to how much water you drink. If the baby drinks too little water, the urine will become thicker and the color will be particularly yellow. Therefore, it is necessary to encourage the baby to drink more water, which can improve the situation.
When observing a baby's urine, it is not advisable to leave it for a period of time as it can oxidize and turn yellow in color if left for too long. In addition, parents also need to observe whether their baby has other symptoms, such as excessive eye discharge, mouth sores, or dry stool, which may indicate excessive internal heat. In severe cases, doctors can prescribe some anti-inflammatory drugs for the baby.
Yellow urine in babies may also be due to urethral strictness. If there is inflammation, there will be pain and swelling, and the baby's ability to hold urine is relatively poor. The frequency of urination is higher than usual, and in severe cases, urine may still occur. If there is, it is necessary to regularly clean the lower body and prescribe some anti-inflammatory drugs for targeted treatment. Otherwise, it will become more and more serious, endangering the baby's health.
