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Baby has passed whitish urine
My baby is 3.5 months old and has passed whitish urine 3 times till now. Urine routine and urine culture report is normal. What could be the reason please help.i have attached the pic of nappy.please help
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It can be uric acid crystals. Infants if they pass concentrated urine can have some pinkish powdery stains on diaper. It is harmless thing and goes off in few days.. a more frequent breastfeeding will help. If urine routine and culture reports are normal then nothing to worry.
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Can be becoz of calcium oxalate...
Or hyperuraemic....
If asymptomatic wait and watch...
If needed, do serum calcium, and urinary calcium of the urine to get more specific answer
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Are you applying any powder locally ?
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Dr. Amit Modi
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14 yrs exp
Delhi
Please get urine routine microscopy done and revert with reports
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