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No potty from last 8 days
My 15 weeks baby is on breastfeed completely. She had has no potty from last 8 days. Her normaly potty frequency is 5-7 days.
We have notice less urine today. It's half than she do.
Does she need water or baby food to be given ? Anything to be worried ?
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Increase milk intake ,ensure 10 urine per day ,
Water not to be given
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Dr. Praveen Puttiboyina
Pediatrician
8 yrs exp
Vijayawada
Upto sixmonths exclusive breast feeding no water please u do more harm to the baby by giving other than breastmilk...conspitation is comon in 15weks ? Do u have any thyroid if so check the baby thyroid once
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Dr. Sujit Mathew Varghese
Pediatrician
16 yrs exp
Thiruvananthapuram
Please increase the feeds ...breast feeds....climate is changing so child will develop dehydration so please increase liquids ...
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