follow up visits

Why Are Follow-Up Visits Important?

Follow-up visits are essential for a variety of reasons, including:
- Monitoring growth and development
- Assessing the effectiveness of treatments
- Identifying any side effects or complications
- Providing ongoing support and education to parents

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