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2weeks girl baby crying before voiding
My baby is 2weeks old and she cries severely and her face becomes pinkish minute early before she urinates once she is done she will be calm again
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It is normal for the baby to cry during passing urine
A small baby have to push down when she urinates
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When her myelination will complete she will not do that
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U should not worry because in most cases it’s normal
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DO PROPER BREAST FEEDING AND BE HAPPY :)
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Probably full bladder making her uncomfortable....but if it PERSISTS then infection/ obstruction to be ruled out in few cases
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Dr. Priya Tomar
Pediatrician
15 yrs exp
Noida
Newborn babies pass urine normally as described by you. So be patient.
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