hypoproteinemia

What are the Symptoms of Hypoproteinemia in Newborns?

Symptoms can vary but often include:
- Edema: Swelling due to fluid retention is a common symptom.
- Failure to Thrive: Poor weight gain and growth.
- Weakness: Generalized weakness or lethargy.
- Frequent Infections: Due to impaired immune function.

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