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Vit d3 for 7 month old
My baby is 7 months old. During the last vaccination on 16th sep doctor suggested to give him d3 syrup. We have already given him d3 till 3 months when he was born. Is it advisable to give it again? He has not started teething yet. Is it normal or it should have come till now?
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I just give one massive dose of Calcirol D3 granules 3 lacs only once. now. you can give calcium syrup 1tsf once a day. he will erupt teeth . So don't worry. > these are different mile stones , which vary from person to person. Think of full immunization to be completed. Nutrition, Hygiene, and emotional healthy environments are to be taken care of. Never argue IN front of a your infant. Keep him active in playing or communication. Never leave your child unattended.
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Vit d is recommended daily till 1 year of age. Teething may start anytime till 1 year of age. No need to worry
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