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Baby cries while peeing and potty
My baby is 18days old .
He cries very loud while peeing and potty .
Earlier it was not the case but now 2 days its being pattern of crying loud
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if problen persist then consult online
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Dr. S. T. Pushpam
Pediatrician
16 yrs exp
Bangalore
Babies cry and strain to pass urine and motion.
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This is normal, nothing to worry.
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Dr. Sai Praneetha
Pediatrician
11 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Check for any rash in diaper area.
If the baby cries while passing urine and passes drop by drop, frequent small volume then urine infection to be ruled out otherwise no need to worry
Babies having stomach pain/ colic can cry often during peeing or pooing for that you can use colicaid drops 4 drops three times a day
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if the problem persists please consult online or in person
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