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Hi My baby is 24 days old and she is 2.8 kg her birth weight was 3kg and as she had jaundice she was reduced to 2.6kg . Since 2 weeks she is 2.8kg only she is not increasing the weight but she takes the feed and passes urine around 6-7 times. I am not understanding what is the issue can anyone help me please
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Need to investigate and take appropriate history of feed and urine Need physical consultation
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Baby loose weight initially
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Babies might lose weight initially.... If the urine output is good don't worry much... Just continue with breastfeeding
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Newborn babies should be get weight gain of 30 grams/day, Do baby weight every weekly.
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Take wt every 3rd day for next 15 days. Since child is taking feed well and passing urine adequately nothing to be done as of now.
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Babies do lose weight in first week of life or if jaundice or dehydration present in early days of life. Presently of baby is feeding well and passing urine 6-8 times in a day then no need to worry. Normally babies gain 25-30 grams weight per day.
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A healthy newborn baby is expected to lose 10% wt in early days of life.. babies should regain their birth wt in 2-3 wks.. Kindly consult to the paediatrician..
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