A three-year-old boy’s urine has been found to contain white material, and he is seeking health advice.

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Frequent urination in a 7-year-old baby may be a symptom of a urogenital infection, such as pyelonephritis, cystitis, or urethritis. It is recommended to use Bajing Tablets for treatment, and appropriate stone expulsion or lithotripsy should be adopted based on the condition.

How should you handle the frequent urination and urgency symptoms in children recently?

A baby’s yellow and smelly urine may be a sign of a urogenital infection.

Parents are concerned about their three-year-old daughter’s urinary pain, worrying whether it is a urogenital infection.

The child experiences frequent urination and urinary retention after tension, with a strong smell in the underwear. After examination, diagnosed with urogenital infection, treated with antibiotics, bacterial count returned to normal, but subsequent re-examination revealed chronic cystitis. Wonders if long-term use of antibiotics will lead to drug resistance and inquires whether to continue with Western medicine treatment or switch to traditional Chinese medicine, as well as concerns about potential Sequelae.