postnatal care

What Follow-Up Care is Necessary?

Follow-up care is critical for monitoring the development and health of infants who have experienced neonatal disorders. This may include:
Regular visits to a pediatrician
Developmental screenings to assess growth milestones
Specialist consultations for ongoing issues

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