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Soft spot not yet closed completely

2024-08-25 15:00:20
Hi Dr, my 23 months old baby boy still got soft spot on his head (front side), it's not yet closed completely, however his Vit D and Calcium levels are normal. Not sure about the reason I am really concerned please let me know what to do about this.
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Can close upto 24 mnths.
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Can get thyroid hormone levels checked. Also alkaline phosphatase

Answered2024-08-26 15:45:14

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