IuGR is intrauterine growth restriction when the babys weight is less than the expected for the gestational age
IuGR babies may have complications in the neonatal period frequent infections jaundice etc
They may also require neonatal admission if the birth weight is too low
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For the time being I can say that when the weight of the baby is less than the average weight of the baby for that period of gestation , the difference being more than 2 SD, it is known as an IUGR baby.
IUGR is intrauterine growth retardation. It depends on many types of factors like diet and nutrition, blood pressure, any risk factors in pregnancy. Connect for specific query.
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