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Crying passing urine & sleeping alot

2022-07-06 13:42:06
2 month old baby is crying before and while passing urine. Not sure it is due to diaper rashes but i have stopped using diaper from last two days and still baby is crying. Apart from this he is sleeping quite often, even while feeding he will suck for 1 min and will sleep. Any serious issue ?? He had 6 week vaccination last Friday.
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Better to get urine routine examination

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give feeding 2 hourly • should pass urine more than 7 times in day • do burping after every feed for 15 min • mostly having gases in stomach..

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