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Urine amount is less
Hello, My baby is turning 6 months old in 10 days. Am observing from last 3 days that he is urinating often but the amount is very less. Am feeding him well in every 2-3hrs though he is active and taking feed well. He had a previous history of UTI due to which he was hospitalized in his early age of 2 months. He got vaccinated 3 days ago and was on paracetamol for 2 days. Is it a matter of concern should I start giving him small amount of water? What needs to be done? Regards, Neena Am little concerned
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As baby previous history of urinary trat infection, and there is increase frequency of micturation with passage of small amount of urine, urine test needed(urine routine and microscopic and culture) , intake of water should encourage
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review with urine test
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As there is past history of UTI and it being summer chances of UTI increases.
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Get Urine R/E and Urine C/s done and after that Consult.
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Give plenty of liquids and maintain good hygiene.
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Since your baby is active , feeding well and not having fever or pain abdomen...so for the time being  you can increase the fluid intake, can use filtered water as age is > 6 months, and then see if urination increasing or not If it still not improving then as there's a previous history of UTI , Urine Routine examination with culture should be done Vaccination and paracetamol use doesn't have any corrections with this
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