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总听说女宝宝尿路感染，有什么办法可以有效预防呢？抛砖引玉，这里的妈妈们有什么
实际的经验？
譬如：PUPU了以后立刻换尿布，万一她还在睡觉怎么办？
每次PUPU了都洗屁股，还是用WIPES？PIPI是不是不要紧？
洗澡的时候用什么GENTLE的BABYWASH呢？
这里的儿医不是不让喂水吗？
谢谢了
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这是国内网上找到的。
尿路感染是小儿泌尿道常见疾病之一，而女宝宝较男宝宝而言，更易受感染，其原因是
女宝宝的尿道较短，长仅1cm（性成熟期3-5cm），会阴亦短，外口接肛门，易受粪便污
染。
一旦得了此病，大龄儿童会有尿频、尿急等症状，而小宝宝往往有全身症状，如发烧、
哭闹等。更进一步确诊，则需要带宝宝去医院化验尿常规及中段尿培养等。如果宝宝在
得了尿路感染后经正规治疗，仍有反复发作的话，妈妈就要警惕宝宝是否有先天性肾、
输尿管、膀胱畸形。
平时应该鼓励宝宝多饮水，在宝宝大便后及时帮他清洁外限部，勤换尿布等，以免感染。
BABYCENTER的答案
Some children may just be prone to UTIs, but here are a few things you can
do to minimize your baby's risk of infection:
Be sure your baby gets plenty of fluids. Fluids help prevent constipation,
which would make a UTI more likely. Drinking more will also make your baby
urinate more frequently, flushing out her urinary tract.
If your baby has started solids, offer her plenty of fruits, vegetables, and
whole grains, which also help prevent constipation.
If you're breastfeeding, continue until your baby is at least 7 months old,
if possible. Studies have shown that nursing for this long may protect
against UTIs — and that the benefit persists, even after weaning, for up to
two years.
If your baby is a girl, avoid irritating her genitals with harsh soaps and
bubble baths. And wipe from front to back when you change her diaper, to
minimize the bacteria in the area.
实际的经验？
譬如：PUPU了以后立刻换尿布，万一她还在睡觉怎么办？
每次PUPU了都洗屁股，还是用WIPES？PIPI是不是不要紧？
洗澡的时候用什么GENTLE的BABYWASH呢？
这里的儿医不是不让喂水吗？
谢谢了
-------------------------
这是国内网上找到的。
尿路感染是小儿泌尿道常见疾病之一，而女宝宝较男宝宝而言，更易受感染，其原因是
女宝宝的尿道较短，长仅1cm（性成熟期3-5cm），会阴亦短，外口接肛门，易受粪便污
染。
一旦得了此病，大龄儿童会有尿频、尿急等症状，而小宝宝往往有全身症状，如发烧、
哭闹等。更进一步确诊，则需要带宝宝去医院化验尿常规及中段尿培养等。如果宝宝在
得了尿路感染后经正规治疗，仍有反复发作的话，妈妈就要警惕宝宝是否有先天性肾、
输尿管、膀胱畸形。
平时应该鼓励宝宝多饮水，在宝宝大便后及时帮他清洁外限部，勤换尿布等，以免感染。
BABYCENTER的答案
Some children may just be prone to UTIs, but here are a few things you can
do to minimize your baby's risk of infection:
Be sure your baby gets plenty of fluids. Fluids help prevent constipation,
which would make a UTI more likely. Drinking more will also make your baby
urinate more frequently, flushing out her urinary tract.
If your baby has started solids, offer her plenty of fruits, vegetables, and
whole grains, which also help prevent constipation.
If you're breastfeeding, continue until your baby is at least 7 months old,
if possible. Studies have shown that nursing for this long may protect
against UTIs — and that the benefit persists, even after weaning, for up to
two years.
If your baby is a girl, avoid irritating her genitals with harsh soaps and
bubble baths. And wipe from front to back when you change her diaper, to
minimize the bacteria in the area.
