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Possibility of milestone delay
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My son is 11 months old.
His weight is 9.2 kg and birth weight was 2.48kg. he was born at 36 weeks 2 days as I was having cholestasis in the third trimester. There was intermittent high low UA PI as well. He can sit with support but not be able to stand. We are trying to make him stand. He crawls only on his tummy. He can get into hands and knees position. He is although very active and babbles baba mama tata as well. Is there any delay in milestone? If yes what needs to be done.
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Wait and watch ...then access .. possible normal only. .36 weeks so one month early delivery. So 10 month only it's normal
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Visit physically to nearby pediatrician.
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Yes plz meet ur doc
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Dr. Siraj Khanam
Pediatrician
19 yrs exp
Nellore
Hi, unable to stand at 12 months should be dealt as delay, and as you said baby delivered at 36 weeks.
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To evaluate delay, need details from birth
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Dr. Vinit M Mehta
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Vadodara
Yes definitely
Need to take a consult
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