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My baby's birth weight is 4.368 and on day 25 his weight is 4.560...is it ok ...he urinates around 7-10 times a day poops 2-3 times.i am concerned about the weight gain.please suggest me on this
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The weight gain is not appropriate to be very accurate. Continue to keep a watch and see if he’s fed adequately.
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It’s ok, normally babies do lose weight initial 10-15days, reach birth weight in 2nd. Week and start gaining weight.
Some babies lose weight more initially.
If baby is feeding well , active, passing urine adequately do not worry.
Consult for further information
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