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Breathing problem

2016-04-11 13:49:10
Hello doctor. My baby is 3 months old, she is stop breathing for a seconds when she is crying. My bab doing this from her birth. She is premature baby with 2.2 kg weight. Is this normal doctor?
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Get a cardiac evaluation done to be on safer side...if it's normal and it's only for few SEC's, picking up on her own, and doesn't turn blue during that time, then there is no need to worry...just consult your family Pediatrician once and get iron prophylaxis.

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