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Orange or brown Urine that is orange or brown can be caused by severe dehydration, jaundice or rhabdomyolysis, although some types of medication can also lead to brown urine, such as metronidazole, which is used to treat bacterial infections, or quinine, which is used to treat malaria
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Children's requirements are lower and increase with age: infants aged 0-6 months have a safe intake of about 0.3 g daily, those aged 712 months need 0.4 g daily, children aged 13 years require 0.5 g, those aged 46 years need 0.8 g, and children aged 710 years should receive 1.0 g daily
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Bacteriostatic water lets you reconstitute once and draw doses for up to 28 days
