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Baby urine passing with little blpod
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My baby was 5 days old since yesterday in a day she was passing urine with blood please suggest why it happen.. All Crp and blood culture is normal till 48hrs report grbs normal no Jaundice Cbp also done
Pls suggest and mother happen sceziarian till today 6th day she not getting breast milk much qnantity Pls advice
And for 5 days old baby how feeding required she was around 2.8kg
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It’s normal, continue Exclusive Breast feeding
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Is she a girl then might be there may be vaginal bleed which is normal but still u should consult a pediatrician
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Dr. Tapas Mohapatra
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14 yrs exp
Bhubaneswar
It's normal in female babies , which usually occurs due to withdrawal of maternal hormones after birth.However it's better to confirm directly by consulting your Pediatrician
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