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Skin complexion of my baby
My baby born fair and being the same for first 25 days. We kept her under lamp light for maintaining room temperature for around 20 days. Now she became more darker. Does she regains her skin color back?
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Every baby’s skin colour changes after few days.. baby’s complexion depends on parents..
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Most babies are born fair skinned . Genetic based pigmentation sets in only after 10 to 14 days . Eventually your baby would take the coloring of the parents
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Skin colour changes many times especially during 1st year. So the colour may change again.
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Dear Parent
Greetings!
Your complaint and your concern is noted.
To give an expert opinion in this case, l need further medical information.
So arrange for an expert consultation today itself.
Hoping to see you soon !
Wish you a speedy & happy recovery
With regards
Dr.Anil Nair MD
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Dr. Heena Desai
Pediatrician
11 yrs exp
Palanpur
Hello!!
Good morning!
Changes in skin colour of infant is normal.
Don't worry she will regain her skin colour back.
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Dr. Jinia Saha
Pediatrician
10 yrs exp
Kolkata
Yes she would in due course of time unless there is any damage to skin
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