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Crying just before doing urine

2020-11-30 14:44:45
My baby is just 2 month old and he alws cry before he do urine , is this common or i hvae to consult doctor.?
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This is normal Because of pressure’ in a full bladdar the child cries jyst before urine
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No worries

Answered2020-12-01 02:19:52

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It's absolutely normal in early infancy period...
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no need to worry...

Answered2020-11-30 18:07:28

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It is very common for babies to cry before passing urine or stool.

Answered2020-11-30 15:31:28

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Hi, Crying before passing urine and stool is normal in the babies. Nothing to worry

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