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Newborn frequent urination

2022-01-11 05:13:20
My newborn (4 weeks old) urinates 7 times in 4 hours and after each time she asks for feed. Is it something abnormal? Could you please help me understand by other factors urination happens and what would be average number?
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It is normal. Winter season urine output is more. Keep breastfeeding on demand.

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It's normal for neonates,in winter season to urinate frequently. No need to worry.
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Do not panic. just feed him on demand.

Answered2022-01-11 05:25:13

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