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Baby often crying to pass urine
My new born baby is 40 days old. Often crying to pass urine. Before & after passing urine crying. Tip of the baby penis is a bit reddish. Is this is normal.
Also let me know shall I use sofinox oilnment for this Kindly advise.
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Check for urine stream...whether baby is passing good stream or stops in betn...is he straining to pass urine ?
Get urine routine test done .
He needs to be seen by a pediatric surgeon or ped urologist if you feel there's redness at tip...
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consult pediatric surgeon/ ped urologist
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Redness over the penile tip and excessive crying is not normal. Your child might be suffering from urinary tract infection or other congenital valves
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get a urine routine and culture done
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see for urinary stream and if stream is poor consult a pediatric nephrologist as soon as possible
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