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Urine passing
My 4 month girl baby passed urine day time normal. But in knight time no urine pass. Next day morning asusal pass urine many times. Is there any problem.
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Lools normal child...
If baby passing urine 4to6 times per day and gaining weight then no need to worry...
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monitor weight of child..
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There's no problem if your baby is not passing urine at night , so long as she is passing frequently during the day. She looks like a normal well hydrated baby.
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Dr. Asad Khan
Pediatrician
19 yrs exp
Navi Mumbai
It is normal for your child if she passes frequen urine in day time
No issue if doesn't pass urine at night
Just concentrate on her feeding at night.
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Dr. S. T. Pushpam
Pediatrician
16 yrs exp
Bangalore
Baby looks normal, not dehydrated
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Feed the baby frequently. Nothing to worry
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