A 5-year-old boy has been frequently wetting his pants at kindergarten over the past month without mentioning it upon returning home. Upon discovering this, the parents inquired and the child admitted it was an accident.

Involuntary urination at night, frequent bathroom visits both day and night even without drinking water, for about three years, never received treatment.

Blood in a baby’s urine may be a symptom of urinary tract infection or glomerulonephritis. It is recommended to undergo a urine routine examination and, if necessary, a kidney biopsy for diagnosis, followed by symptomatic treatment.

If a child always urinates to one side, it may be due to a urethral deviation. Generally speaking, if the angle is not large, treatment is not necessary, and it can often improve with age. If you are concerned, you can go to a local hospital and ask a professional doctor for an examination to rule out other possible factors and decide whether to treat it according to the doctor’s advice.