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What Happens During a Typical Follow-Up Visit?

During a typical follow-up visit, healthcare providers will:
Review the infant's medical history
Conduct a physical examination
Monitor growth parameters like weight, length, and head circumference
Assess developmental milestones
Discuss feeding and nutrition
Administer necessary vaccinations
Address any parental concerns or questions

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