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Frequent urination
Hi my , 1.5months old baby frequent urination sometimes 30mins once is that normal or am I over feeding??
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Urination 6-8 times a day is adequate and if more that doesn’t mean over feeding, its normal dn wry
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Feed evry 2-3 hourly
Ensure baby is gaining weight well
Urination should be around 6-10 times
Anything beyond needs evaluation
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Hi,
It's normal for your baby to pass urine multiple times as long as her/his weight gain is adequate. Only if you feel that the diapers are getting heavy too quickly, the baby is not gaining weight... it's something to be concerned about. Don't worry about over feeding.
Thanks and take care
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Dr. Bhatt Vivek Prafulchandra
Pediatrician
4 yrs exp
Rajkot
It's normal
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Dr. Prerana Singh
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Rourkela
It's normal
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