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Baby weight
Hi,
My baby was detected with Iugr maintained at 5th centile when in womb.
Now she is 36 days old weighing 3.3 kgs.
Her birth weight was 2.48 kg, in 30 days she was 2.7 kg and now 3.3 kgs
Is it normal?
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150 to 200g weight gain per week is normal till 3months.
Roughly baby weigh doubles in 5 months and triples in a year. Follow growth chart of WHO for boys and girl. Till now ur baby growth is ok.
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Yes. This is acceptable growth
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Dr. S. T. Pushpam
Pediatrician
16 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi,
Her weight is less. Feed every 2 nd hrly. Check if you have sufficient milk.
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