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Weight gain
Hello Doctor,
My son old 3.5 months and completely in breast feeding.But the problem is he isn't gaining weight from last one month,he weighs 6kg.
Can you please give suggestions Doctor.
He does 6-7 pees and 2-3 stools everyday..
And during night while he sleeping he won't pee..
Please help me out Doctor..
Thanks in advance.
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6.0 kg weight is normal at this age.
However, you should check his growth chart also.
Your concern is that he is not growing in last 1 month.
Was he sick in that month?
Get him examined by a doctor for complete review
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Is the weighing machine same?
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Dr. S. T. Pushpam
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16 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi.
More detailed history required.
What was his birth weight?
As babies grow older the feeding time reduces and duration between feeds increases.
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If baby is active and doubles weight at 5 months, then nothing to worry
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