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Head circumference 18 months old
My son is 18 months old and has a head circumference of 45. Doctor said it's slightly high and can be a sign of nutrition deficiency. Is this something to worry about? He has reached milestones on time. He can speak about 10 words but still cannot speak sentences. Soft spot is still there
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It’s normal for age
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Head circumference is at 3rd centile which is boderline of lower limit for his age. Please keep track of his head circumference with the doctor in follow up sessions
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It is normal for age. Nothing to worry. Child learns to speak 2-3 word sentences by 2 years. 10 words vocabulary is absolutely perfect for his age. Don't worry, he is doing good. You can continue vitamin D drops for another 6 months
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