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A member asked:
My sonwas low birth weight. 1.7kg. he is now 4 month old and 5.4kg.can i give him zincovit drops? what is the dose? he is exclusively breast fed now.
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Needs vitamin D: A 4 month old exclusively breastfed infant only needs vitamin D3 supplementation. Daily recommended dose is 400mg daily. Zincovit drops contain 200mg vitamin D3 plus other vitamins . Try to find plain vitamin D3 drops to give to your baby.
Answered 3/2/2017
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