How is it that the baby of five months has less urine?

Generally speaking, the baby's metabolism is relatively fast, and the daily urine output is relatively large. Therefore, the mother should change the baby's diaper from time to time, but sometimes when changing diapers, the mother will find that the baby urinates very little. So, what's with the baby's low urine output?

Most of the reasons for the baby's low urine are because of drinking less water or eating less food, so the body's water intake will be greatly reduced, and natural urine will also be reduced. Therefore, parents should record the baby's daily urine volume and frequency in detail, and increase the food and water that the baby eats every day.

But it is also possible that there is more water loss in the body, resulting in less urine. If the weather is hot in summer, the baby will sweat a lot, so the urine will be relatively reduced. In winter, if air conditioning or heating is turned on in the room, the room will become dry, and the water in the baby's body will be lost, so urine will be less. If the baby has severe diarrhea, it will also lose water in the intestine, resulting in decreased urine.

When parents find that the baby has less urine, don't panic, but check it from the baby's life. Pay more attention to replenish water and milk for the baby, but if the baby has pathological symptoms such as oliguria at the same time, it is necessary to go to the hospital for treatment.