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Yellow urine
My 2 month old baby passes yellow urine at times . What could be the possible reasons for yellow urine in 2 month old baby
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Greetings. Normal colour of urine is straw coloured. If your baby is not fed enough fluids, urine will dark yellow. Look at nappies if urine ha left yellow colour. If yes look for jaundice . If no, just feed more fluids. You can give breast feeds, coconut water, sweet lime juice . It is given mainly to debelop taste in baby. It plays strong role.
If proved jaumdice visit for comsultation even on Practo with prior appoitment.
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Check if ge is on multi vitamins thast can colour the urine
Akso hydrate by feeding more
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Greetings , it's normal or may be due to dehydration. Feed the child nicely that will help
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