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Puffy feet.
Hello..all my 4 month old son is having this kind of feet. Is the feet swollen or its normal. There is no pit formation when I press it. This was somewhat present from birth. Kindly guide if it requires doctor's intervention.
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Hypothyroidism must be ruled out . It can be seen even on picture of face.
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It may be normal, but need to examine thoroughly.Please consult nearest Paediatrician.
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Hello,
Baby feets are like this.
But if anything else, please consult your doctor.
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