Hi , My baby had renal pelvis dialation 2 times during my pregnancy later on it was resolved on it own during Ultrasound findings now she is 7 days old do I need to get check up any for my new born or not required as it got resolved on it own before pregnancy.
My baby was born at 38 weeks her birth weight is 2.32 kgs now currently she is 4.0 kgs after 2 months now she entered to 3rd month actually from past 1 and half month her poop colour was light green green and yellow mixing my pediatrician said it was not a problem if baby is active and gaining weight constantly but it is still continuing same we went to another doctor he gave pro GG drops Why my baby is passing stool in that colour ??how to get back to normal colour?? Pls reply
Hii doctor ..my baby is having right undecent testical .Today I noticed a string type nerve in his scrotum..what does that mean ..is the testical started the journey to decent he is 2months old
I recently asked for my baby who has plagioschphaly, please have a look at the pictures, I am trying to reposition him as much as I can while sleeping and also giving him tummy time when he is awake.
My baby is 6 months old. From the past few weeks I have noticed mustard yellow/orange ear wax coming out of her ear, and yesterday I saw a small amount of black wax. She has also been pulling her ears frequently, but she is teething, so I’m unsure if it’s related. Over the past 7–8 days, she has stopped consistently responding to her name, although she still reacts to some sounds and ignores others. This sudden change worries me. Her motor milestones are progressing well—she has started sitting independently since past 15-16 days (still slightly wobbly), gets on all fours, goes into a plank position, tries to crawl, and rolls both ways (tummy to back started recently). Could ear wax cause reduced hearing or inconsistent responses or is it normal for babies this age to seem less responsive while focusing on motor milestones. Should I be concerned about a hearing problem and consult a pediatric ENT?
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