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My 4 month old is eating but not gaining weight or getting taller. why?
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Check again: With the Pediatrician at the 4 months visit, might need re-assessment of thyroid function after the initial newborn screening in addition to global developmental, motor and neurological assessment , wish you both wellness
Answered 1/2/2016
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