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New born baby
Hello dr...
I have a son age 20days(new born).
When he is release toilet then lose some potty too(little amount) almost every time with urine.
Just want to know it is normal or I have to consult/visit doctor. Please suggest.
Thanks
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Absolutely normal. If your child is active, feeding well and Sleeping well then don’t worry. Just keep a watch on urine out put, it should around 10 times in /4 hour.
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It is normal, continue breastfeeding, adequate burping.
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Dr. Keerthi S
Pediatrician
10 yrs exp
Bangalore
It is normal.as the baby is growing everything will be normal .continue breastfeeding
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