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Baby's pulse
Hello doc's ..my baby is one month old ... From 2 3 days I can see his pulse in neck from right and left side... I can see it beating fast sometimes and sometimes it is slow... Is there any need to worry or it is normal... I consulted paed he said it is normal...but i am not satisfied with him... Please help me doc's... I am so much worried...
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It's a normal
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That is normal at this age
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Dr. Areti Murali
Pediatrician
5 yrs exp
Vizianagaram
Nothing to worry about visible pulse in infants, please note any bluish discolouration or any difficulty in continuously sucking breast .
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Watch for bluish discolouration of extremities
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If you have doubt please mention to your pediatrician at next vaccination visit for examination
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Dr. Manjusha
Pediatrician
6 yrs exp
Ongole
Hello,good morning
Pulse is easily visible due to thinner neck skin and subcutaneous tissue at this age.
This is normal
No need to worry
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