How long can premature infants catch up with full-term infants?

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Since 11 years, the number of premature infants has been increasing year by year. The birth of premature infants has brought great psychological burden to parents. The physical development of infants born in unsatisfied months is immature, and the function and adaptability of various organs are worse than that of full-term infants. How long can premature infants catch up with full-term infants? Let's talk about it

How long can premature infants catch up with full-term infants?

Generally speaking, premature it is due to early delivery, the body's vitamins and iron, will be very low content. In addition, after growth, his growth and development is relatively slow. This can lead to undernutrition. At this time, two weeks after our baby is born, we can add some cod liver oil.

Most children born prematurely can catch up with normal height and weight within one year old. However, there are very few premature babies who will never catch up with full-term children. In this case, they usually have a lower average. Therefore, when the baby is born, the first few months due to illness or postpartum complications, do not get enough nutrition, they will stay in a lower growth curve.

We must give our children more vitamins and so on. Breast fed children can provide some good nutrients. This is good for his growth. If you can't breastfeed. We must take the milk powder for premature infants. And use with other nutrients.

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Babies born one or two months have a long sleep time, so when it's time to feed them (the hospital usually tells them how often to feed them), The baby may be sleeping, when you can pick up the baby, put the pacifier on your mouth, move left and right, the baby will naturally milk.