You’re changing your baby’s diaper and, without warning, his urine starts to geyser. Why does this happen? A pediatric urology nurse practitioner answers this in this short answer.
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How to Stop a Full Bladder From Killing Your Sleep
Learn what causes nocturia, or nighttime urination, and when you need to see a doctor.
Why Does Asparagus Make Your Pee Smell?
If you’ve ever wondered why your pee smells funny after eating asparagus, you’re not alone. A nephrologist breaks down why the asparagus pee phenomenon happens.
What The Color of Your Pee Says About You
Your urine can reveal a lot about what’s going on in your body, from how hydrated you are to whether you might have a urinary tract infection. Learn what’s normal and what’s not in this urine color chart.
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Why You Should Seek Help Quickly for Your Child’s UTI
You might think that urinary tract infections are a worry only for adult women. But they are a concern for babies and young children, too.
What Does a Split Urine Stream Mean?
A split urine stream can occur for a variety of reasons. Find out what causes this surprising symptom — and whether you should worry.
Should You Really Pee in the Swimming Pool?
Each summer, some swimmers (and not just kids!) face a perplexing problem. That is, what should you do when you need to pee? Our experts weigh in on whether the answer ought to be: a) just go, or b) find yourself a proper restroom. Learn the scientific pros and cons to consider in favor of … Read More
