How is the baby's urine milky white?

1 What is the baby's milky urine? Physiological lactalbuminuria contains many metabolites, including inorganic salts such as phosphate and calcium oxalate, and its content is related to whether metabolism is vigorous or not. The color of urine has a great relationship with the composition of urine.

When the baby's metabolism is vigorous, there are more metabolites in the urine. When the temperature is suitable or you drink plenty of water, these organic salts will dissolve in the urine, which will make the urine light yellow and clear.

When the weather is cold, babies don't sweat much, and most of these inorganic salts are excreted through urine. Therefore, the concentration of inorganic salts in urine will increase greatly, and the solubility of phosphate and oxalate will decrease when the temperature drops, which is easy to form crystals. Mammary urine is mainly caused by more such crystals.

Pathological milk urine babies often have milk urine with fishy smell, and drinking a lot of water has not improved. It should be considered as pathological milky white urine. This may be pyuria caused by renal or urethral infection, and a small part of it is caused by lymphatic obstruction caused by filariasis, so parents should pay attention to it.

2 What should I do if my baby's urine is sometimes milky white? Pathological milky white urine needs medical attention. If the baby has no other discomfort symptoms, only occasionally the urine is milky white, which is generally normal, so parents don't have to panic. It can be improved by the following methods:

Feed the baby with water If white precipitate is found in the baby's urine, you can feed the baby with boiled water, so that the urine will increase, the inorganic salts in the metabolic waste will be diluted, and the milky white precipitate will naturally not appear.

Mom should pay attention to a light diet. Breastfeeding mothers should have a reasonable diet, reduce foods containing oxalate and carbonate appropriately, drink more water and milk, don't eat too greasy fat when taking supplements, and drink more light and nutritious soup. The color of the baby's urine will slowly return to its original color.

3 Tips Normal baby's urine is light yellow, and the change of baby's urine usually indicates the health of the body. In addition to the occasional milky urine, the urine of the baby when angry is generally yellowish brown, and when nephritis and urinary calculi occur, the urine of the baby will be bright red. Parents should pay long-term attention in order to find the baby's abnormal situation as soon as possible.