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Urine more than 20 times
My one year old daughter sometimes when she doesn't wear Huggies she doing pee around 15 mins interval specially in evening or night.other time she is doing around 30-45 mins interval
Usually we changed 4-5 Huggies per day.water intake around 400-500 ml per day.
Is it normal or something to worried about??
Her growth rate is normal . weight around 10.6 kgs & height 77 cms( age 1 year 1 month).
Kindly Suggest.
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Dr. Nikhil Ganjoo
Pediatrician
20 yrs exp
Delhi
Thank you for your elaborate history. Usually excessive urination is due to excessive drinking on children.
Good to know that you did not mention that she is in pain or discomfort while passing urine and nor is she having fever/vomiting/I’ll health
Next Steps
If this persists and it is a worry it could help to get a urine routine and microscopy sample sorted to rule out sub clinical urine infection ( mild type) and that will look for sugar spillage in urine which you be indicative of high blood sugar which sometimes drives excessive urination.
Health Tips
Continue to monitor fluid intake and general health.
Check for temp over 99.5F is she looks unwell
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