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Yellow color pee, with irritation
My son doing yellow colour pee and while doing he feels irritating and pain, he will 2-3times every day.. now he is 1year 4months old... he is doing like this from 2days and some time frequently...
He drink more water also, what can I do for this...
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Most common cause for yellow color urine is dehydration and it is common in summer.
Increase the liquid intake ( water, butter milk, coconut water etc)
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if still persist after increased liquid intake, go for urine microscopy test.
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Dr. Bhaskar Reddy
Pediatrician
11 yrs exp
Khammam
Please get urine test done if symptoms persists despite adequate hydration
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Dr. Trupti Shetty
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16 yrs exp
Pune
Increase his water intake. Along with plain water add tender coconut, fruit juices/ juicy fruits and barley water to his daily intake
If the problem persists, get his urine checked at a laboratory
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C. Sridevi
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47 yrs exp
Chennai
Give him tender coconut water, buttermilk fruits and juices instead of plain water only. Can also give him plain water in between
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