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3 rd month baby weight
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My daughter was born on 36th week
Her birth weight is 2.8
On sep 14 2023 her weight is 4.2
On Oct 14 2023 her weight is 5.3 (3rd month)
On Nov 6 2023 her weight is 5.8
Is the weight gain normal
I am exclusively breastfeeding
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Dear parents.
Baby weight gain is as follows
First quarter weight gain is 750 to 1000 gm per month.
Second quarter weight gain is 500gm to 750 gm per month.
In last quarter weight gain is 400gm to500gm
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Greetings yes weight gain is adequate
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Dr. Gaurav Agrawal
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14 yrs exp
Jaipur
Please consult pediatrician as proper detailed history is not possible on chat in your case and then take medicines.
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