Reduced urine output or dark urine.
Early signs of dehydration include increased thirst; nausea; dry mouth; headache; reduced urine output, with dark yellow urine.
The disease onset nasty, many have the frequency, urgent emiction, pain, pass urine urethral a burning sensation, every time urine output is not much.
The guiding principle of treatment is water and electrolyte replacement in accordance with urine output (with monitoring of carbohydrate metabolism if necessary).
Objective To study the changes of urine output and its relationship with oxygenation in newborns with respiratory distress syndrome(RDS)treated with pulmonary surfactant(PS).
Conclusion The vasopressin was used by us for the management of CDI. It is generally efficacious in decreasing urine output and serum sodium level.
General treatment: acute cystitis patients need to appropriate rest, more water to increase urine output, pay attention to nutrition, avoiding excitant food, hot water sitz bath can relieve symptoms.
