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10 month old baby
My 10 month old baby when she poos the poops goes in her vaginal area.. Once she has got urine infection...what should I do..
How time does it take to show urine infection is there.. I m worried
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Best is to avoid using diapers for some time. Clean immediately when she poops. It's better to wash than to wipe. Bathe her daily. There is a very bleak chance that she got urine infection due to poop going to vaginal area. UTI could have been due to different causes which needs to be evaluated.
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Wipe from front to back while cleaning her.clean her immediately.keep checking her diapers at frequent intervals.
Signs of urine infection can be high fever, vomiting, crying during urination
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Dr. Santosh Bangar
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Don't use diaper...clean well every time
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