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Urinate more by 4 months baby

2018-03-18 13:48:34
My 4 months daughter urinate 15- 20 times per day, is it normal or consult doctor.there are no smell in urine.she is both breast and bottle feeding.
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Ur baby is passing  more urine that's good Keep breast feeding ur baby If possible don't bottle feed ur baby Better to give feed with  wati spoon If problem persist than consult ur nearest pediatrician

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It’s normal Continue breast feeding Avoid bottle feeding

Answered2018-03-18 14:12:51

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