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Daughter doesnt urinate properly today.
Hi my baby is 6 months and 28 days old, usually she urinates more than 10 times in a24 hrs , but today she urinate very less,around 4 times from morning.is it serious, she had fever yestersay and visited doctor and got drops for the same and what can be done to normalize it , how much ml of water can be given in 24 hrs .
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If she has history of fever & now urine output is also less - as you said, it need further workup.
Few more questions :-
What about her activity, is she active ?
How much maximum temperature is measured?
Is urine clear ?
Few investigation may be needed.
You must take consultation.
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Give small amount of liquids frequently in the form of milk breathing or formula so she is passing urine well
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During fever it is important to hydrate baby well. Her minimum fluid intake depends on her weight. Atleast 600ml fluid should be given.
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Dr. Avantika Dhanawat
Pediatrician
4 yrs exp
Bhubaneswar
Fever causes dehydration. Fluid intake should be monitored. Around 500-600 ml per day intake should be sufficient for your baby.
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