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He is 16 months. only put 10lbs on since birth. eats a lot. poops a lot. is very small. looks pale. complains of head pain ?
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See A Doctor NOW: These are very serious symptoms pointing to malnourishment and possible anemia which are life-threatening conditions. It is unknown if baby has seen a doctor since no other info is given. There can be many causes such as infection, congenital defects, genetic syndromes, and more. Your baby needs URGENT medical care. See a doctor NOW or go to an emergency room NOW for diagnosis and treatment.
Answered 5/16/2020
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