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My baby's pee is neon yellow, can it be caused by formula?
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Maybe, but....: Urine color change from time to time may be related to foods & beverage intake, drug use, urine concentration, etc. especially under some poor lighting. So, if any doubt, see pediatrician.
Answered 11/27/2017
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