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Baby is 2 months old...he cries aloud before urinating and becomes silent after that...anything to worry about?
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Check the stream of baby if its normal nothing to worry but if stream is poor had usg abdomen and urine routine test
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No need to worry. As the baby may cry due to warm nature of urine. If there is no other symptoms, no need to worry.
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