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My baby's umbilical cord fell of within two weeks but he has excessive redness and the belly button is sticking out, is it couse for concern?
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Evaluation : This area is prone to infection and should be evaluated by your pediatrician. Monitor temperature and report the readings to your pediatrician. Watch for rash, poor feeding and lethargy.
Answered 9/17/2020
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