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Saw ants when baby go for pee in washroo
My son is 5 years old. I hv noticed some ants roaming in washroom when he go for pee.but this is happened in only winter's never seen in summer condition. He don't have any other health issue n he is active baby. please tell what would be the reason.i delivered him through C-section.
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Sometimes noticeable when excess sugary items eaten by children.
But u may get a urine routine and microscopy done which will show urine sugars and ketones ,if positive show a dr.
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Get done blood sugar level and urine routine report...
Watch for weight gain and urine output....
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Dr. S. T. Pushpam
Pediatrician
16 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi,
If your child is active and gaining weight adequately, do not worry.
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Ants and peeing are just a coincidence. You are worried get a fasting blood sugar and urine routine test.
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