Thanks for your query.
There is no reason to worry in a well appearing boy who is in no distress & has no fever.
The pink stain in the diaper is caused by uric acid crystals which are normally high at birth and in early months of infancy . This pink spots are more likely in concentrated urine (as probably in his case).Although food pigments or coloring agents can also cause urine to appear pink. we cant put it on to pumpkin as it was taken 2 days ago.
You can rest assured ,in all probability the boy does not have any urine blood or urine infection.

Hi,

Thank you for your query on Healthcare Magic.

Do not panic and be relaxed.

The pink spot in the diaper may be due to some other reason from the external sources like from stool or the other thing.

Blood in urine in infants is a rare phenomenon.

You said you believe that his uterine is blood tinged - I think you meant to say it is urethra or ureter ; uterus is present in girls and it is female genital part.

Your anxiety and apprehension can be ruled out by doing complete urine examination of the child which rules out the blood in urine.

Therefore consult your Pediatrician for the examination and for the investigation of the urine sample.

Hope I have answered your query.

Regards.

Hi,

Thanks for writing to health care magic.

Red color of urine could be because of several causes. One of them is blood in urine.

Colored substances in diet can cause red colored urine (some berries etc)

Some medications like Refampicin can also cause red color urine.

A concentrated urine may appear to be red.
A simple urine examination will rule out if there are any RBC or blood cells in the urine.

So get a urine examination done after consulting your doctor.

Hope this helps.
Take care.

Hi
Thanks for your query,
Complementary feeding should be started after 6 months of age.Before this babies intestine can digest only milk.
This is very good that you are giving exclusive breast feeding to your baby.
I suggest you to express your milk if you have to go out as breast milk can be store up to 8 hours at room temperature and 24 hours in refrigerator.

There is no need to do to doctor immediately as he is active.
You can get him routine check up .

God bless..

Dear Mrs Sears
Welcome to HCM.
Greetings of the day.
Its time for you to consult Pediatrician and get evaluated by atleast Urine routine and Microscopic examination.
Regards
Take Care