What Are the Causes of Bladder Pain in Children?

Bladder pain in children can be caused by factors such as bladder stones or the presence of foreign bodies in the bladder. Stones located in the bladder or urethra may lead to bladder pain. If a female's contraceptive ring becomes displaced and comes into contact with the posterior wall or the top of the bladder, it can also cause pain. Oral medications such as Cefradine Capsules and Itraconazole Capsules may be used. In daily life, attention should be paid to diet; alcohol consumption should be avoided, as well as eating spicy or irritating foods. It is advisable to drink plenty of water regularly, with daily water intake exceeding 2000 ml, and to urinate frequently.