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2025-02-11 15:36:01
Hello Doc, My son is 5 months 10 days old,is it common to pee less ,he is very active,he is on formula fed taking adequate milk
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Passing urine 5-6 times a day is adequate if your baby is active and feeding well

Answered2025-02-13 03:47:17

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What do you say less pee is? Like once twice thrice a day or the amount is very less. A healthy well hydrated neonate should pass urine atleast 7-8 times daily which is usually missed by parents because of diaper use . So first do check properly how much urine he is paasing
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Either weight the diaper or counts the time he wet his diaper then let me know

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