GLUCOSE WATER

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GLUCOSE WATER

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Hello, Please advise if we can give glucose water to 1 year old to keep him hydrated mostly during these summers. And how much quantity pleass? TIA

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Dr. K Chandra Mohan

Pediatrician 2 yrs exp Kurnool

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There is no need to give glucose water. Continue breast feeding and give adequate liquids in the form of coconut water, butter milk, fresh fruit juices and plain water in required amount regularly to keep your child hydrated. If need any further information book online appointment thanq

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give whole fruits without seeds.

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Dr. Ramya Srinath Pediatrician 7 yrs exp Bangalore · Accepted Answer

Dr. Ramya Srinath

Pediatrician 7 yrs exp Bangalore

There is no requirement to feed glucose water. Continue your breast milk and also slowly introduce animal milk. You can give other watery items such as soup and fresh home made juice with less salt and sugar. The water content from the vegetables the child eats also is good. Book an appointment with me to discuss further. You can follow me on Instagram @pediatrician_india for more helpful tips ! Take care !