As you know, mothers with special trepidation are among the smallest changes in the behavior or condition of babies. And sometimes you may notice that the child often pisses. Why it happens? How to determine where the norm is, and where is the pathology?
Saying that the child often pisses is possible only if the number of his trips to the toilet "in a small way" exceeds the following indicators.
- Children up to a year can write from 15 to 20 times a day.
- Babies who are not yet 3 years old go “small” about ten times a day.
- For children of six to nine years old, the norm is 5-6 "prizes" per day.
- Older children empty their bladder 4 or 5 times a day.
There can be several answers to the question of why the child often writes. Perhaps the baby is frightened by something, unable to relax and hold urine for a long time. Paradoxical as it may seem, some children often go “little by little” simply because they lack parental attention. If the baby tells his mother, for example, that he wants to write, then she will immediately be distracted from her affairs.
If the child often writes, it is first necessary to monitor what he eats and how much he drinks. The cause of this condition may be some foods with a diuretic effect. If the baby is leaning on watermelons, fruit drinks from cranberries, melons or teas, then the problem that arises is very simple to solve - just limit their use.
Of course, every parent must be 100 percent sure that his child is not sick. To do this, you need to observe him, evaluate his behavior. Any alarm should be a prerequisite for an early visit to a doctor and delivery of all necessary tests. Frequent urination causes such a serious illness as diabetes. In this case, parents should be wary if they notice that the baby smells of acetone from the baby’s mouth, the baby drinks a lot of fluids and gets tired quickly.
Another cause of this condition may be cystitis. If the child began to write often, it is necessary to pay attention to whether there is blood in the urine. Other symptoms of this disease are painful urination, poor appetite and fever. In such a situation, a bacteriological analysis should be taken, with which the presence of infections is determined. Treatment of the disease requires the use of antibiotics, which are prescribed exclusively by a doctor.
Frequent urge to go to the toilet “little by little” can also be caused by an infection of the bladder, which is provoked by inflammation around the opening of the urethra. Salt baths will help ease the patient's condition.
If a child writes frequently, he may be very worried. With nervous tension, this condition is not uncommon. Even quite healthy and strong adults can walk "little by little" literally every 15 minutes if important negotiations or a significant event are ahead. In such a situation, the main thing is to understand what is happening with the child. A heart-to-heart talk can help here. It is important that you do not rush anywhere at this moment, because only under such a condition can you listen to the child from beginning to end and try to help him. Perhaps he has problems at school or he does not receive from you the amount of attention and affection that he needs. Take care of your children!