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Baby pee count
My baby is in her 7 th month she feeds well 12-14 times in a day recently I have started giving semi solid food and some sips of water to her , but I noticed that her pee count has decreased to 4 times in 24 hrs is there any thing to worry about?hence the summer is strongly stepping in , rest everything is fine should I be worried about the pee count?
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When you start semisolid food, water intake should also be increased… kindly increase fluid intake. Do not worry
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Can show to a doctor in assess hydration.
If you feel child is too active and taking good fluids, can track urine today. If 6 passing 6-7 times, should be ok..
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Give good feeds/ fluids
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