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Does low blood cause low concentrations and slow development to child of 13 month old? Doctor has prescribed vitcofol for 3 months? Also does calling child with many different names cause child doesn't respond to his name?
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Yes , anaemia could be cause for slow cognition. Do a test for ruling out heamoglobinopathies. Language confusion can happen for different languages . Use single spoken language by all , as this is a learning phase of child.
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Firstly low hb can cause child to have concentration difficulties and easy fatiguability and lack of intrest in surroubdings.
It's treatable with oral iron supplements
Calling him by different names I don't think can cause confusion unless u wake up everyday and call him by a different name.
He is too young stop pressuring him and urself
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continue vitcofol and see your pediatrician
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