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My newborn age is 1.5 Month.He didn't pee while sleeping but when he awake he doing pee very frequently.
What's is the reason for this?
Please tell me is it normal ?
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Dr. Aditi Birje
Pediatrician
8 yrs exp
Mumbai
Yes this is completely normal. Child will pas urine 10-12 times a day and he will pass stools mostly after every feed known as gastrocolic reflex. Thank you
Dr Aditi Birje
MD PEDIATRICS KEM HOSPITAL MUMBAI
SHREE GURUMAAULI PEDIATRIC CLINIC YOGI NAGAR BORIVALI WEST MUMBAI
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Dr. Yogita Rathi
Pediatrician
10 yrs exp
Mahasamund
It is completely normal for the baby to urinate anywhere between 1-6 hours (or 4-8 wet diapers) a day.
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