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Baby crying always
Hi ,
My daughter is 1 and half month old .
She is crying often, and not sleeping in evening and night time.. cries at time of breastfeeding also.
The urine count is 12- 15 . But my parents says that the baby cries because of low milk supply.
Her sleeping time is reduced now.
What is the solution. How to find low milk supply, I able to see few drops of milk when I press the breast .
If so how to increase milk supply?
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If urine rm is showing 10-15 pus cells. We need to start your child on antibiotics. Kindly video consult for detailed evaluation
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Dr Aditi Birje
MD pediatrics kem hospital mumbai
SHREE Gurumaauli Pediatric Clinic Yogi Nagar Borivali West Mumbai
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Weight of child and urine frequency of 8 is suggestive of adequate feeds to the child.
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