inadequate feeding

How is Inadequate Feeding Diagnosed?

Diagnosis involves a comprehensive assessment:
Medical history review, including maternal health and delivery details
Physical examination of the infant
Monitoring weight gain and growth parameters
Laboratory tests to check for electrolyte imbalances or infections

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