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Baby 4.5months urine infection
My baby is of 4.5 months, recently she has vomiting, doc told it was GER, gave domstal for 2 days..today she is again spiting up more liquid and less curdled milk...
Further, i saw some black specs in stool, i did a test for stool and urine, attached the reports..she has urine infection which came in culture and not in routinr test..Citrobacter FreundII..colony count >100000 CFU/ml...is it serious..please suggest what to do..
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Yes it's matter of concern.
Get admission..start iv antibiotics..
Before starting treatment get blood test done along with repeat urine rm and urine culture.
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Dr. Aditi Birje
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8 yrs exp
Mumbai
Child will require hospitalisation. Please opt for physical consultation.
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Dr. Vinit M Mehta
Pediatrician
10 yrs exp
Vadodara
Better to get admitted and start injectable antibiotics.
Also need to get blood reports.
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