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Child is discharging urine more
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My 10 months old son is discharging urine more. I noticed that his pamper normally fills in 3-4 hours but from some days it is full in 2 hours.
Is it fine or do I need to consult with my pediatric.
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It is always better to address the problem as soon as possible . The most likely problem is a urinary tract infection . Is there a history of juvenile diabetes in your family?? And kindly tell me the weight of the baby so I can help u better .
Next Steps
Get a urine routine and microscopy test done so we can rule out infection
Health Tips
Watch out for fever or irritability when the child is passing urine . Consult me whenever u feel necessary . I try to be available to your concern as much as possible.
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Don't worry
If ur babys liquid intake is increased
And no fever baby healthy playful
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