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Thyroid in baby?
Do thyroid baby get over weight gain,because i had thyroid in pregnancy,after delivery i stopped thyroid tablets , am breastfeeding my 4 month old baby, am afraid whether my baby too have thyroid, as of now babies weight increases dont know whether it is overweight? please help
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Thyroid is a hormones secreting gland.
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go for blood test for thyroid.
and share the reportme online.
and the blood test for Thyroid of your baby.
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consult his paediatrician first to check his status about health, weight, height and need to do his blood tests for Thyroid function if something comes wrong then you can start homeopathy for the problem detected as well as his immunity and proper growth and development. thanks.
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