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18 months old how many times per
Hi my baby boy is 18 months old...how many time should he pee minimum...I always use diaper so I don't have idea from few days he is peeing very less only twice or thrice when I don't use diaper so can u plz tell
How many times should he pass the urine ...also how much water should he intake
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Urine out put depends on the fluid intake. It varies with season. In summer it should be 5to 6 times a day. In winter it should be 8 to 10 times. if less increase fluid intake in the form of juices and soups and liquid diet.
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4-5 times a day is adequate
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Dr. Anjali Bartakke
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25 yrs exp
Pune
Urine output depends upon water intake n season. In summer/hot season water intake has to increased. Urine shouldn't be dark yellow coloured n less in quantity. If that's the case increase water intake
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