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1 year and six months baby over drinking water !!
I want to ask about is it normal that a 1 year and six months baby is drinking water too much ? He’s asking for water all the time and drinking large portions too .. he just recently walked (one to two months ago) . He was a premature (born in 7th month). -
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Is it a negative sign ? Or sign for something?
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I believe in a mother’s instincts. If you feel something is off or abnormal, please take him to see a pediatrician.
Increased thirst and increased urinary frequency is often a hallmark sign of type 1 diabetes but it can also be involved in other diabetic dynamics as the body tries to urinate to bring blood sugar levels down.
Low cortisol levels can also lead to ongoing thirst and increased urination because of difficulty maintaining cellular hydration.
There could be other reasons as well, so it’s important to get him properly checked first. Please do keep us updated.
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ok thank you
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Hi – just wanted to follow-up with you. How is your baby doing?
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Hello dear .. baby is good . But i went into severe health condition a week after giving birth which is (eclampsia).
Now I’m having high blood pressure and I’m taking medication on daily basis. Do you recommend any diet or special ingredients that might help me in this situation. -
Hi – I’m glad to hear baby is doing good, but sorry that you’ve been struggling.
Have you seen this hypertension handout in the Symptom Dictionary? It shares possible root causes and some initial action steps and supplements to consider.
In order to reverse the high blood pressure, we must figure out what is causing it. The most common being chronic stress, insulin resistance, and/or sodium/potassium/magnesium imbalance.
Have any of these been measured to start ruling out the possibilities?
Did your doctor mention what could have triggered this for you?
What medication was prescribed?
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