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Tue, 4 Sep 2007 20:32:58 -0600
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Re: Distressing case
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Ditto the responses that have suggested a birth injury.  Broken clavicle is
the most common, but have the ped check closely.  This case is likely a
medical issue, and not colic or reflux, but something more serious.  Have
her take the baby in for another look.

 


Tara Guy, MPAS, CHA/PA-C, HBCE, IBCLC
www.rockymountainbaby.com
helping mothers birth and parent from the heart
 

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