Some babies have poor physical fitness, some babies have good physical fitness, and some babies have strong resistance. This is because it is thanks to the careful care of their parents that they have such a healthy body. During the care process, many problems arose, such as - what's wrong with a 2-year-old baby's yellow urine? We need to thoroughly investigate the cause of this problem.
What's wrong with a 2-year-old baby's yellow urine
The urine color of a normal baby is light yellow. It is often clear in cold weather and yellow in hot weather, which is related to sweating and drinking, but can also vary with diet. When consuming an acidic diet, the urine color becomes darker, while when consuming an alkaline diet, the urine color becomes lighter.
The main physiological cause of yellow urine in infants is insufficient water intake, which leads to concentrated urine and darkening of color. Of course, some pathological factors such as hepatitis, congenital giant cell disease infection, and infant hyperbilirubinemia should be ruled out. If a child's urine is yellow and persistent, it is best to go to the hospital for examination to rule out some organic diseases.
The characteristics of normal urine in babies
1. Color: Under normal circumstances, the urine color of the baby is mostly colorless, transparent, or light yellow, with slight sediment on the bottom layer after storage for a while.
2. Odor: The baby's fresh urine has no odor. If left for a long time, the urea in the urine will decompose into ammonia, emitting an ammonia smell.
3. Brightness: When the baby's urethra is inflamed, there are a large number of pus cells and white blood cells in the urine, and the urine will become cloudy. Sometimes there is blood in the urine, indicating a urinary system infection. At this time, the baby is likely to have fever, painful urination, and frequent urination.
Why does the baby's urine show yellowing symptoms? You have to ask parents about this. It may be because parents didn't replenish their water in a timely manner, causing their metabolism to not work properly. This can make the baby's urine turn yellow and have a foul odor due to excessive urea. Therefore, no matter how busy their work is, they should still care about their baby and boil more soup regularly.
