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Is a head lag a concern in babies aged 4 months? what is it indicative of?
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Head lag: At 4 months, head lag is not uncommon and can be within normal. However, if not pulling to stand, rolling over or just reduced muscle tone in neck, should be referred to a pediatric neurologist for further evaluation for reassurance.
Answered 6/1/2019
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