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Baby not looking at faces
My daughter just completed 2 months. While talking to her she looks for sometime only when she is interested. But most of the time she avoids looking at faces. She laughs at the fan. But it's very difficult to make her look at me and she smiles whenever she feels. She is an iugr baby born at 38th week. My twins from first pregnancy have ROP. should I be concerned or wait for one more month.
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ROP is not seen in full term baby and non NiCU baby...so dont worry...
Wait n watch...
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Consult a pediatrician for proper assessment.
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Immediate consultation is required
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Dr. Lokanadha Reddy
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14 yrs exp
Bangalore
You can wait for 2 more weeks for social smile... 2.5 months is the max normal range for social smile.
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