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Is it bad for a infant to not urinate for 12 hours?
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Decreased urination: An interval of 12 hours or longer between wet diapers in an infant is suggestive of dehydration, and is in fact one of the questions your pediatrician will ask when evaluating hydration status. Dehydration in infants can be a serious condition, and warrants prompt evaluation.
Answered 1/13/2016
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