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Baby Standing issues
My son is 6 month old. 7th month started. 200 days old. He is very active, kicking using both legs. We made him to stand by holding him. He is completely placing his left leg and giving weight to it. But not using right leg that much. Giving half weight in right leg just 2 sec and he sits down. Is that any problem
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He is not supposed to bear weight in his legs now. So what you hv described is not a problem. Continue with vit D dropa
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Dr. Narasimha murthy
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Bangalore
Hi There
In my opinion , I Suggest you to have a physical consultation with Qualified Pediatrician ,AFTER THE LOCK DOWN PERIOD , as your description may be something that might need attention. It can be still Normal most of the times , But description doesn't suffice.
Also ,Continue giving Vitamin D Drops , which might have been started in newborn period.
Hope that answers the question.
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