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Vaginal bleeding in newborn
My newborn daughter of 5 days is having red colored vaginal discharge for last 1 day although there is no foul smell and she is eating and sleeping well, do I need to worry ? Im going for my scheduled pediatric visit in 1 day should I rush to the doctor prior to that ?
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It seems normal at present
Please consult me on tele consultation or visit your nearest Paediatrician if it occurs frequently
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It's normal phenomenon
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No need to worry
Physiological due to mother's estrogen effects
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Exclusively breastfeeding
vitamin D3 1ml 400iu every day
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routine vaccination
growth monitor
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No need to rush it’s normal
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Need not to worry
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Dr. Bhatt Vivek Prafulchandra
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Rajkot
It's normal
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