Baby applies pressure while urinating

2024-09-05 18:00:07
My baby is 1.5 month old and applies pressure while urinate.This issue is occuring almost every time while she urinates.What could be the reason and solution?
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There could be a urine infection, other symptoms also need to be checked whether there is fever or not, also, if all these are not there then get an abdominal USG done once so that any obstruction or congenital anomaly can be ruled out.

Answered2024-09-06 16:55:07

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Need to physically examine the baby
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Can do urine microscopy and routine
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ensure that baby is feeding well

Answered2024-09-09 06:52:51

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Urine routine Urine culture

Answered2024-09-09 04:16:43

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Hi will need to examine the child

Answered2024-09-08 02:04:21

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Visit physically to nearby pediatrician.

Answered2024-09-07 14:53:10

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In infancy Urinary tract infection might having such clinical symptoms...if other symptoms are there like fever , excessive cry or crying during maturation and not gaining weight... You must consult pediatrician
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look colour of urine
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insure feeding

Answered2024-09-06 14:06:15

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