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Less urination
I have 2 year old daughter. Sometimes she urinates very little(with a gap of 7-8 hours), sometimes she passes urine freely this problem from the beginning: I consulted the doctor.She did a urine test, whose report came normal. I give her several times ors electral, after that she does urine openly.
My question is: is it ok to give him ors electral daily or with in a gap of two to three days or not? Your valuable suggestions means a lot to me
Thanku very much
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Since urine report is normal
She doesn't have urine infection
Baby will pass urine if her water intake increases
Give her liquids in any form plain water or ors any juice doesn't matter
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Dr. M Sindhu
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Hyderabad
It’s ok to urinate change in quantity if over all for a day if child passing urine for 4-6times .and if urine reports are normal .electrol powder water can given at any due time but normal plain water is also sufficient if child is not having any vomiting or loose stools
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