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Low milk supply
My baby will complete 2months in few days. As my milk supply is low i have to give formula milk to satisfy her hunger. At time of birth she was 3kg and now she is 5kg. Pls suggest if the weight gain is normal?
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Hello ma'am
Weight gain is normal
Can give formula milk
Avoid bottle feeds
Give spoon feeds
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Yes this weight gain is normal. Babies double their weight by 5 months of age. Try to decrease formula milk as there many side effects
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Dr. Aditi Birje
Pediatrician
11 yrs exp
Mumbai
Yes the weight gain is normal . Child gains about 30 grams/day . So around 1800 gram in 2 months is normal.
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Dr Aditi Birje
MD PEDIATRICS KEM HOSPITAL MUMBAI
SHREE GURUMAAULI PEDIATRIC CLINIC YOGI NAGAR BORIVALI WEST MUMBAI
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Dr. Praveen Puttiboyina
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8 yrs exp
Vijayawada
Yes weight gain is good and normal
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