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6.5 months old teething problem
6.5 months old..I am seeing a small white teeth coming out
He is irritated when given breastmilk
Not rejecting solid food or water though
Pee count has reduced to 5 times since 9 pm morning ... usually 13 times pee count was there in 24 hours
Weight is 7.8 kg
Birth weight-2.750 kg
He is active..and playing..what should I do? Please help
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Dr. S. T. Pushpam
Pediatrician
16 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi.
His weight is normal. His urine output is adequately. Give more fluids and continue complementary feeds.
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Nothing to worry
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Dr. Nirali Sheth
Pediatrician
6 yrs exp
Indore
Hi.. urine frequency sometimes reduces in summer but mentioned frequency is normal so don't worry.. weight is also adequate as per age.. if child is active and playful don't worry..
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Maintain proper hydration by encouraging child to take liquids
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Continue water and other homemade semisolid food..
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