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My baby is 2 month 1 week old she has gained 200 grams in 15 days is it less should I start top feed
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Consult with Pediatrician physically for further evaluation and treatment
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Weight gain is slightly on lower side but still acceptable. No need to start top feed now. Continue proper breastfeeding and recheck weight after 2 weeks. Generally 20-30 gm/day weight increase is there but upto 15 gm/day is also good.
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Soon after birth  First 15 days there will be weight loss of 5-8% of total birth weight. After that daily 30gm-40gm weight gain should be there. 200gms in 15 days is less only
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That is fine.Continue breastfeeding on demand only.Formula feeds easy to give but future immunity issues are there .Avoid it as weight gain is good.And follow your Pediatrician opinion on regular basis.He/She will guide you better as they seen Baby since birth
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