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My 6 months baby from 15 hours no urine
Not urine from 15 hours my 6 months baby regarding this can u suggest me is there any problem r not thank u
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Need to discuss about baby , mean while give adequate oral feeding and watch for urine another 2-3hours
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If no urine consult with local Pediatric doctor
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Dr. Nikky C Mehta
Pediatrician
12 yrs exp
Mumbai
6 months baby should normally be passing urine frequently..if she has not passed urine for 15 hours according to you, then you should see your nearby paediatrician....In the meanwhile continue breastfeeding if you are doing so/ or else start formula milk...hydration is very impirtant...amd more important is to find out the cause/reason for the low urine output
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visit your paediatrician as soon as possible for a thorough examination and counselling.
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1) If your milk output is less, you can safely give formula feeds ..2) Also at 6 months gradual weaning can also be started...3) Check the diapers frequently to know the urine output..Take care
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Dr. Pandurang Sawant
Pediatrician
13 yrs exp
Pune
Definately there is problem
Check babys diper regularly
Keep ur baby well hydrated
Give her water
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If urine not passed in next 6hrs then consult to ur nearest pediatrician
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If still confusion then don't hegitate to consult online
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