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Appetite & Urination

2017-03-05 11:30:24
My 16 month old daughter has suddenly stopped eating as much as she used to & is also urinating far less frequently . We got her vaccinated for chicken pox & Mmr on 11th Feb. From around 24th feb, she's suddenly started eating less. We consulted a doctor who said she had a mild throat infection & recommended P125 & Alex Kid 20 syrup for 3 days. Please suggest remedies.
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If they eat good for 5 days out of a week that's ENUF. Since it's becoming hot now a days, give her more water, she will urinate normally.

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