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Maximum How many times a 4 months baby can pass?
How much in rainy season? Winter? How much it will vary
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Frequency at 4 months of age can vary from 4 to 6 times in a day to every 1 to 3 hrly..
This frequently urination is very normal
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If baby gaining weight then it doesn't matter that how many time baby passes urine...but atleast 5 to 6 times with good volume urine baby should pass....
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4 months child can pass atleast 4-5 times urine a day less than than need to worry. Child can pass frequently urine each times after feeds. For stool, if exclusive breastfeeded then can pass 10-15 times small quantity per day or once after 7-8 day normal stool both normal
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Dr. Anurag Mohta
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11 yrs exp
Indore
If there is proper weight gain with more than 8times urine pass in 24 hours.. it is normal..
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