Hello, I understand how worrying repeated infections can be, especially in such a small baby. You’re doing the right thing by seeking medical care promptly, and with proper management, your baby can stay healthy. Having 2 UTIs before 6 months of age warrants further evaluation. We may need to rule out any structural abnormalities of the urinary tract (e.g., VUR – vesicoureteral reflux). An ultrasound (if not already done), and possibly a MCU (micturating cystourethrogram) or DMSA scan, may be advised. Ear infection is common in infants, especially after colds or due to immature immune systems. Antibiotics are prescribed because the infection is bacterial and needs prompt treatment to avoid complications like hearing issues.

Repeat urine culture and get CBC CRP URINE COMPLETE DONE In infants we have to use antibiotics sometimes However, overuse can disrupt the gut microbiome and may contribute to long-term effects like antibiotic resistance or allergy development So always take when pediatrician advises Renal ultrasound can be done for more clarity

UTI and ear infection both need appropriate treatment and it may involve antibiotics. Complete a full course of antibiotic for the present ear infection and then go for a follow up of the repeated UTI.