In the last month of pregnancy, relatives are waiting for the arrival of the child. Various kinds of questions keep running through the mind of the expectant mother. In such a situation, the expert has given the answer to one question. In addition to this, if a little girl is facing the problem of UTI again and again, then know how to get rid of it.
• I am pregnant and the doctor has given me an expected delivery date of late November. But I am already nervous about the delivery. Should I go to the hospital as soon as my water breaks or should I wait until the pain increases? Please explain in detail about the pain of childbirth and when my water breaks.
– Abha Verma, Varanasi
In the third trimester of pregnancy, your gynecologist tells you about water breaking, labor pain, tracking the baby’s movement, other labor symptoms, and the process of labor. But water breaking, i.e. the breaking of the fluid sac in which the baby grows in the uterus, indicates the beginning of labor. If there is a water breaking, definitely contact your doctor and then it is important to go to the hospital and consult a doctor. Many times excessive vaginal discharge occurs in the last days of pregnancy, which many people consider as a water breaking. It is important to consult a doctor once to determine whether the water has broken or not. Do not be careless in this matter. After the water breaking, one should not wait for the labor pain to begin and one should consult a doctor beforehand. Sometimes a very small amount of water is discharged and the water sac does not burst completely. But, if the water breaking has occurred completely, delivery will take place within a few hours. If your water broke well before the nine months of pregnancy were complete, then it is entirely up to your doctor to decide whether to continue your pregnancy.
• My daughter is seven years old. She has been having UTIs repeatedly for some time now. Is it normal to have a UTI in such a young child and what should be done to get rid of this problem for good?
-Jagriti Kumari, Patna
Urinary tract infection i.e. UTI can occur at any age but it often happens to older people or those who have physical relations. But small children get UTIs due to using dirty public toilets, not being careful about cleaning their private parts and drinking too little water. If your daughter suffers from frequent UTIs, you should pay special attention to a few things. Teach the child the proper way to clean her private parts. Also keep an eye out for anyone touching her inappropriately. Teach her to be careful while using public toilets. Make the child wear only cotton underwear. Sometimes diabetes that occurs at an early age can also cause frequent UTIs so attention should be paid in this direction as well. If the child is seven years old consult the pediatrician. Usually UTIs are cured with antibiotics. But antibiotics should always be taken only after medical advice.
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