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Grade 2 Systolic Murmur
My baby girl is just 3 months old and in the recent appoinment with doctor, baby is diagnosed with Grade 2 Systolic Murmur. Is this normal? Can it become severe in future? What are the preventive steps to take for the baby through out the growth of baby?
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Follow ped cardiologist and get echo done
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Exclusively Breastfeeding upto 6 months is beneficial.
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Dr. S. T. Pushpam
Pediatrician
16 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi,
You need to get a ECHO to know the cause. Most disappear as the child grow. Nothing to worry if baby is feeding well and gaining weight adequately.
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Dr. Tina Goel
Pediatrician
24 yrs exp
Delhi
Not normal , pl be in follow up with a Pediatric cardiologist
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