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Baby cries in pain when urinating
Hello All, My 14 day old baby cries alott in pain everytime when urinating(foreskin is red) and after that he suddenly becomes normal. I need to understand why this happens and when it will stop.
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Its normal response for baby, if baby continue crying during and after urination, then need to evaluate
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If it's significant pain and redness of foreskin then.....get him examined by a pediatrician to rule out infection
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Normally babies cry before urinating as the feeling of bladder fullness is uncomfortable for them. They get relieved once they pass urine.
Please attach pictures to assess the condition of the foreskin. It's very difficult to comment without looking at it.
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Dr. Parikshit Tiple
Pediatrician
14 yrs exp
Nagpur
Check for the flow and surrounding skin, accordingly needs evaluation
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