Babies cannot speak, so they can only express their thoughts through crying and laughing. Mothers must learn to have patience to feel and understand what their babies want to express. So, what's wrong with babies crying during urination? That's usually because the baby feels uncomfortable during urination. What are the reasons that make the baby uncomfortable?
1. Urinary tract infection
If there is a urinary tract infection, you will feel pain or difficulty urinating during urination. Adults are more likely to experience urinary tract infections, but infants may also have urinary tract infections. If this is the case, it is important to promptly take the baby to the hospital for examination.
2. Discomfort in urination posture
Many mothers are used to holding their babies' legs to let them urinate. In fact, this position can cause the baby's body to curl up, which is not conducive to the smooth flow of the urethra. Therefore, this position is very uncomfortable, and some babies may cry and cry continuously during urination because they feel uncomfortable. The healthiest way to urinate is to let the baby urinate naturally while lying down or sitting.
3. The baby does not want to urinate
If the mother forces the baby to urinate when they don't want to, the baby's unwillingness will be protested through crying. It is also possible that the baby has not developed good urination habits and feels uncomfortable due to excessive masturbation, leading to crying.
