Keep the baby well hydrated and please see your pediatrician. These symptoms may indicate simply hunger and thirst or may be signs of an underlying problem. A urine and blood test to exclude diabetes, infection and metabolic problems may be ordered by your doctor.
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The clinical manifestation of diabetes mellitus in young children is often very straight forward, i.e., excessive drinking/peeing and weight loss. Random blood glucose of 200 mg/dl or above, or fasting blood glucose of 126 or higher in symptomatic child makes a diagnosis. Oral glucose tolerance test is another one to rule out or confirm the diagnosis. Consult with your infant's pediatrician.
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Diabetes in babies: If you are concerned about your baby having diabetes , please take your child to his pediatrician so they can do a finger stick to check his blood sugar.BS reading above 200 could mean diabetes.They may order a hemoglobin A1C.to confirm or run other tests. Most of the time, they will eat a lot but, do not gain weight or start vomiting out of the blue with no other GI symptoms.
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