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Baby doesnt pass urine frequently
My baby is 11 months old weighs 10 kg, she is active but doesnt pass urine frequently her doctor suggested kft, this is the report i hv shared is it ok?
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Hi,
The reports are fine, KFT is normal
You can see that the SGOT levels are slightly raised(52), but levels upto 60 are normal in infants . So no need to worry
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The frequency of urine is more in the first 2 to 3 months which gradually decreases as the child grows.
Good thing is, that your child is gaining weight adequately for age.
If your child is active, feeding well, no fever- then no need to worry
If there has been fever anytime, or if you want to be double sure, you can get a 'Urine routine and microscopy ' done to rule out a urinary tract infection.
Health Tips
Keep the baby well hydrated.
Give soft to semisolid home made foods, along with breast feeding
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Reports are normal. Nothing to worry
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Dr. S. T. Pushpam
Pediatrician
16 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi,
Report is normal.give a healthy diet with vegetables and fruits. Give warm water/ liquids frequently
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