Many parents and friends have not mastered the correct methods of caring for their babies' private parts, so it is easy to encounter some problems, such as redness at the baby's urination area, which is a common phenomenon. After many parents and friends discovered this phenomenon, they felt a lot of self blame and wanted to know how to solve the problem of red urine in their babies. So, what should they do if their babies have red urine?
1. Clean the external genitalia. During infancy, it is necessary to wash and dry the child after each bowel movement. The external genitalia should be cleaned every night. The basin and cloth should be used exclusively, and the water should be clean. Do not use the sewage from washing your face or wiping your body. Suggest using clean water instead of chemical reagents.
2. Do not wear open crotch pants for girls. Underpants should be changed frequently and washed separately from adult underwear to prevent contamination.
3. Avoid children jumping or sitting on hard objects to prevent external injuries.
4. When a mother suffers from urinary and reproductive system diseases such as trichomonas and gonorrhea, she should not sleep in the same bed as her child, and should not take a bath together to avoid infection.
5. When wiping a child's buttocks, they should be wiped from front to back, not in the opposite direction, to prevent fecal contamination of the urethral and vaginal openings.
6. When a girl experiences redness, swelling, trauma, vaginal discharge, urgency, frequency, pain during urination, or sudden bedwetting, she should seek medical attention promptly.
7. In order to better prevent vulvovaginitis in female infants or young girls, diapers with strong water absorption and good breathability should be used, washed and changed frequently to maintain hygiene, and the external genitalia should be cleaned after defecation to prevent contamination of the perineum by feces that cannot be wiped clean. Wear crotch pants as early as possible to reduce the chance of genital exposure and pollution.
What should I do if my baby's urine is red? For this issue, the above has introduced 7 tips, such as cleaning the external genitalia, not wearing open crotch pants for female babies, washing clothes separately, preventing external injuries, and mastering the correct method of wiping the buttocks. Parents and friends should pay more attention to the above content when taking care of their baby's private parts, which can effectively prevent the baby from having red urine.
