What is the red urine after the baby is born?

It may be due to an infection that causes a reproductive disorder or a trauma to the newborn during childbirth, which can also cause bleeding. If this happens, be sure to bring your child to the doctor promptly.

The newborn baby's urine red blood after birth is because the baby's body has less water, and the urine is less concentrated into red.

If the urine in the newborn is red, the cause may be insufficient water intake, urinary tract infection, etc., as follows:

Clause. 1. Insufficient water intake: The most common may not be the baby's insufficient water intake, and the artificially fed baby must be given supplementary water in the middle of the two feedings. Breastfed babies, although there is a lot of water in breast milk, but if the baby has a lot of sweating, or fever, vomiting, diarrhea, and little urine, you should also add a little warm water.

If there is not enough water, the baby's excretion will be affected, and if the water is not enough, the color of the urine will turn dark yellow, or even a little reddish. If the urine becomes clear and not red after giving rehydration, there is no problem.

Clause. 2. Urinary tract infection: consider whether the newborn has urethritis, because newborns often use diapers, if they are covered for too long, not cleaned enough, and the newborn's stool is polluted, it will also cause urethral infection. After a urinary tract infection, in addition to red blood cells in the urine, there are also white blood cells, and some urine is red.

In this case, it is best to take the baby's urine to the hospital for laboratory testing, and after examination, early diagnosis is confirmed before proceeding**.

The redness of the urine in newborns is most likely due to insufficient water intake, and if the body does not have enough water, the excretion will be affected, and the color of the urine will change from dark yellow to reddish. A urinary tract infection is a reddening of the urine. I had red urine and needed to go to the hospital to see a doctor.

Redness in your baby's urine can be physiological or pathological. Physiological possibilities such as eating red-colored food, or eating red dragon fruit, may cause red urine. In general, drink plenty of water.

If it persists red, it can be bright red in color, which is pathological and must be seen in the hospital. In the case of upper respiratory tract infection, it is recommended to go to a pediatric consultation to confirm the diagnosis**.